Φακοί Nikon Ζ mount
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Αγαπητοί φίλοι και φίλες,
Σας προσκαλούμε να γιορτάσουμε μαζί τα 20α γενέθλια του AVclub.
Το Σάββατο 10 Οκτωβρίου, από τις 18:00 θα πραγματοποιήσουμε το πάρτι των γενεθλίων του φόρουμ μας στο Peñarrubia Lounge.
Δηλώστε τη συμμετοχή σας εδώ, θα χαρούμε πολύ να σας δούμε από κοντά.
NIKKOR Z 70-200mm f/2.8 VR S II | First look of our next-gen pro telephoto zoom lens
Nikon Europe
Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8 VR S II Hands-On First Impressions: Wolf in Sheep's Clothing
We took the latest Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8 S II lens for a spin, photographing rare wolfdogs in a natural-looking environment.
The Nikon Z 70-200mm f/2.8 VR S II Is Faster, Sharper, and Way Lighter
Described as the "lightest in its class," the company says it delivers improved optical performance and faster focusing.
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Απίστευτο κομμάτι, αλλά έχει 40.000 κορώνες (ήτοι 3800 ευρά).
Αυτές είναι τιμές εξωπραγματικές να πω την αλήθεια.
Από την άλλη, ήδη ο Mk.1 είναι στα 1400€ μεταχειρισμένος από ιδιώτη.
Φαντάζομαι ότι θα πέσει και άλλο από ιδιώτες και στα 1400-1500€ από μαγαζιά με εξάμηνη εγγύηση.
Καλή εναλλακτική για τον τελευταίο F mount που όλως περιέργως είναι ακόμη στα 1200-1400€.
Αυτές είναι τιμές εξωπραγματικές να πω την αλήθεια.
Από την άλλη, ήδη ο Mk.1 είναι στα 1400€ μεταχειρισμένος από ιδιώτη.
Φαντάζομαι ότι θα πέσει και άλλο από ιδιώτες και στα 1400-1500€ από μαγαζιά με εξάμηνη εγγύηση.
Καλή εναλλακτική για τον τελευταίο F mount που όλως περιέργως είναι ακόμη στα 1200-1400€.
Nikon 70-200mm f2.8 II Portrait Photography Review
Julia TrottiNikon Z 70-200 f/2.8 S II vs V1: Worth the Upgrade?
Bobby Tonelli
Ο Ian Wegener παρουσιάζει αναλυτικά τον νέο φακό Nikkor Z 70-200mm f/2.8 VR S II.
- Ζυγίζει κάτω από 1 κιλό, 25% ελαφρύτερος από την προηγούμενη έκδοση.
- Arca-Swiss απευθείας στο collar foot του φακού. Μπορεί να μπει απευθείας σε τρίποδο χωρίς να χρειάζεται έξτρα πλακέτα.
- Έχει εσωτερικό ζουμ , διαθέτει έναν νέο διακόπτη "Click" για το δαχτυλίδι ελέγχου.
- Η ελάχιστη απόσταση εστίασης μειώθηκε στα 80 εκατοστά (από 1 μέτρο στον παλιό).
- Ο φακός συνεργάζεται με τηλεμετατροπείς. Με τον 1.4x (στο f/4) και τον 2x (στα 400mm, f/5.6), η εικόνα παραμένει λεπτομερής.
- Το σύστημα σταθεροποίησης εικόνας (VR) είναι ίσως το καλύτερο που έχει δοκιμάσει. Η εικόνα στο σκόπευτρο παραμένει ακίνητη.
- Η αυτόματη εστίαση είναι εξαιρετικά γρήγορη και κλειδώνει στο θέμα, ακόμα και σε συνθήκες χαμηλού φωτισμού. Μόνο με τη χρήση του 2x τηλεμετατροπέα υπήρξαν ελάχιστες στιγμές που η εστίαση δυσκολεύτηκε ελαφρώς, αλλά παρέμεινε πολύ αξιόπιστη.
Nikon NIKKOR Z 70-200mm f/2.8 VR S II Lens Introduced – Lighter, Shorter, and Faster | CineD
Compared to the first generation, the new Nikon NIKKOR Z 70-200mm f/2.8 VR S II improves in every aspect, being lighter, shoter, and faster.
www.cined.com
Nikkor 24-120mm F4 S Review | The Best F4 Standard Zoom?
Dustin Abbott
Nikkor Z 24-120mm F4 S Review - DustinAbbott.net
Photographer Dustin Abbott shares an in-depth review of the versatile Nikkor Z 24-120mm S-line zoom lens for Nikon Z mirrorless
dustinabbott.net
Strengths:
- Versatile 5x zoom range with strong image quality.
- Excellent autofocus performance for both stills and video.
- Compact and lightweight design compared to competitors.
- Reasonably priced for a premium lens.
- Lacks built-in Vibration Reduction (VR), which may limit performance for some users.
- Some corner sharpness issues, particularly at wider apertures.
- Autofocus switch placement may be inconvenient on some camera bodies.
Features
- Full-Frame | f/4 to f/22
- Wide-Angle to Telephoto Zoom
- Multi-Focus Stepping Motor AF System
- Programmable Control Ring & L.Fn Button
- ED and Aspherical Elements
- ARNEO and Nano Crystal Coatings
- Weather-Sealed Design, Fluorine Coating
- Rounded 9-Blade Diaphragm
Pros:
- Versatile Zoom Range: The 24-120mm focal length provides excellent flexibility, covering both wide-angle and telephoto needs, which is beneficial for various types of photography such as landscapes, portraits, and events.
- Strong Image Quality: Delivers impressive sharpness throughout the zoom range, with particularly good performance at 24mm and 120mm, ensuring high-quality images across diverse shooting scenarios.
- Constant Maximum Aperture: Maintains an f/4 aperture throughout the zoom range, allowing for consistent exposure settings and depth of field control without the need to adjust settings while zooming.
- Excellent Autofocus Performance: Equipped with a dual stepping motor system for fast, quiet, and smooth autofocus, making it suitable for both still photography and video recording.
- Close Focus Capability: The lens has a minimum focus distance of 35cm, enabling unique close-ups and macro-like shots that add depth to portraits and creative photography.
- Compact and Lightweight Design: Weighing 630g (1.4 lbs), it is relatively lighter than competitors while providing extra reach, enhancing portability for travelers and outdoor shooters.
- Weather-Sealed Construction: Built with multiple seals and a fluorine coating, adding durability and protection against dust and moisture, which is essential for outdoor use.
- Customizable Control Ring: A programmable control ring allows photographers to tailor their adjustments for added convenience during shoots.
- Low Focus Breathing: Particularly beneficial for video work, ensuring smooth focus transitions without noticeable jumps or shifts.
- Value for Money: Priced competitively compared to similar lenses from other brands, offering high performance at a relatively lower cost.
Cons:
- Lack of Built-in Vibration Reduction (VR): The absence of lens-based stabilization might hinder performance for users on cameras without in-body stabilization, particularly in low-light conditions.
- Corner Sharpness Issues: While overall sharpness is good, there can be noticeable drop-offs in sharpness at the extreme corners, especially at wider apertures, which might affect composition for certain images.
- Autofocus Switch Placement: The positioning of the autofocus/mode switch can be awkward when mounted on some camera bodies, potentially leading to a less ergonomic user experience.
- Dependence on Electronic Corrections: Vignette and distortion corrections are applied automatically, limiting user control over these aspects in RAW images, which may be a disadvantage for advanced photographers preferring manual correction.
Noticeably Ligther: Hands On Preview of the new NIKKOR Z 70-200MM F/2.8 VR S II LENS - Imaging Resource
Nikon’s new NIKKOR Z 70-200mm F/2.8 VR S II lens is a big update to its flagship 70-200mm lens, but it’s also a light(er) update. The new lens will be available in March, and can be preordered now. I had the opportunity to test the new lens for several hours with Nikon in New York […]
www.imaging-resource.com
stratigos24
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Μετα τον Plena ηρθε ο αγαπημενος φακος του Billy ( το τελος της διαδρομης oμως για 50αρη )
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AI Summary: The Nikkor Z 50mm F1.2 S is a premium lens priced at $2,250, notable for its ultra-bright F1.2 aperture, making it currently the only native autofocusing option of its kind for Nikon’s Z-mount. While it offers exceptional build quality and performance, especially for portrait photography, its hefty weight and price may deter casual users. The lens excels in creating a beautiful shallow depth of field, but it faces stiff competition from newer models potentially offering better optical performance. Ultimately, while the 50mm F1.2 S is an outstanding tool for serious photographers, it’s not the go-to choice for everyone.
Strengths:
Nikkor Z 50mm F1.2 S Review (2026) | Still the 50mm Champ?
Dustin Abbott
Nikkor Z 50mm F1.2 S Review - DustinAbbott.net
Photographer Dustin Abbott shares an in-depth review of the Nikkor Z 50mm F1.2 S premium normal prime lens for Nikon Z-mount cameras
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AI Summary: The Nikkor Z 50mm F1.2 S is a premium lens priced at $2,250, notable for its ultra-bright F1.2 aperture, making it currently the only native autofocusing option of its kind for Nikon’s Z-mount. While it offers exceptional build quality and performance, especially for portrait photography, its hefty weight and price may deter casual users. The lens excels in creating a beautiful shallow depth of field, but it faces stiff competition from newer models potentially offering better optical performance. Ultimately, while the 50mm F1.2 S is an outstanding tool for serious photographers, it’s not the go-to choice for everyone.
Strengths:
- Ultra-bright F1.2 aperture allows for stunning shallow depth of field.
- Excellent build quality with weather sealing.
- Reliable autofocus performance for portraits and wedding photography.
- Produces beautiful image rendering with appealing background bokeh.
- Hefty weight (around 1100g) can be cumbersome for prolonged use.
- High price point may not justify the performance for casual users.
- Average autofocus speed compared to other premium lenses.
- Some optical issues, including heavy vignette and longitudinal chromatic aberrations.
Pros:
- Ultra-bright F1.2 Aperture: The lens allows for excellent low-light performance and the ability to create a shallow depth of field that is ideal for portraits and creative shots.
- Stunning Image Rendering: Produces beautiful bokeh and soft backgrounds, enhancing subject isolation and adding a professional touch to images.
- Build Quality: Constructed with a tough outer shell of metal alloys and engineered plastics, ensuring durability and resilience.
- Weather Sealing: Offers protection against the elements, making it suitable for outdoor and challenging shooting conditions.
- Customizable Control Ring: Provides versatility in controlling various functions like ISO and exposure compensation, allowing photographers to adapt the lens to their shooting preferences.
- Smooth Manual Focus: Features a well-textured, smooth manual focus ring that allows for precise adjustments and overrides while in autofocus mode.
- Good Autofocus Performance: While average speedwise, the focus is generally reliable and confident, especially in portraiture, benefiting from first-party proprietary algorithms.
- Quality of Construction: No visible gaps or flex in the lens body, indicating high manufacturing standards and reliability.
- Reduced Focus Breathing: Minimal focus breathing in video shooting makes it a good option for filmmakers looking for smooth focus transitions.
Cons:
- High Price Point: At approximately $2,250, the lens is expensive, primarily appealing to professionals rather than hobbyists.
- Weight and Size: Heavier than many competing 50mm lenses, which can make prolonged usage uncomfortable, especially during long shooting days.
- Average Autofocus Speed: While the autofocus is reliable, it doesn’t deliver the fast response times seen in newer premium lenses, which may limit its use in fast-paced shooting situations.
- Optical Performance: Despite being a premium lens, it shows issues with heavy vignetting and noticeable longitudinal chromatic aberrations, which may detract from overall image quality in certain conditions.
- OLED Display Limitations: The OLED panel on the lens, while functional, may not provide adequate visibility in bright sunlight, requiring reliance on the camera’s LCD for aperture settings.
stratigos24
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It’s official: Nikon Europe announces an extended, free five-year warranty on all Nikkor Z lenses
It's official: Nikon Europe announces an extended, free five-year warranty on all Nikkor Z lenses - Nikon Rumors
The previously reported Nikon Europe extended, free five-year warranty on all Nikkor Z-mount lenses is now official. European retailers like Foto Ehardt and WEX Photo have already updated their websites with the new 5-year warranty: Additional information: Nikon Europe announces an extended...
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stratigos24
AVClub Addicted Member
Nikon Explains How It Makes Lenses Smaller While Somehow Making Them Better
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Nikon Explains How It Makes Lenses Smaller While Somehow Making Them Better
Lens design is a complex, delicate balance of competing ideals.
Nikkor Z 14-30mm F4 S Review (2026) | Still the Best Nikon UWA Zoom?
Dustin Abbott
Nikkor Z 14-30mm F4 S Review - DustinAbbott.net
Photographer Dustin Abbott shares an in-depth review of the full frame Nikkor Z 14-30mm F4 S wide angle zoom lens
dustinabbott.net
AI Summary: The Nikon Nikkor Z 14-30mm F4 S lens offers a versatile wide-angle zoom option for photographers, featuring a compact design and a moderate maximum aperture of f/4. Released in 2019, this lens is appreciated for its lightweight construction and strong performance, especially at a competitive price point compared to other options like the 14-24mm F2.8 S. While it lacks lens-based stabilization and features a retractable design that can be cumbersome, it remains well-regarded for producing high-quality images with effective autofocus capabilities. The lens balances size, functionality, and price, making it an appealing choice for those seeking a quality wide-angle lens.
Strengths:
- Compact and lightweight design at 485g, making it easy to carry.
- Strong image quality with excellent sharpness and good performance across various focal lengths.
- Competitive pricing makes it a compelling alternative to more expensive models.
- Fast and effective autofocus performance for both stills and video.
- Lack of lens-based stabilization may limit usability in certain situations.
- Retractable design can be awkward to use, requiring zooming out before shooting.
- Dependence on electronic corrections for distortion and vignette, which might not always yield perfect results.
- Perceived “plasticky” build quality compared to premium competitors.
Key Features
- Z-Mount Lens/FX Format
- Constant f/4 Maximum Aperture
- Four ED and Four Aspherical Elements
- Nano Crystal & Super Integrated Coatings
- Stepping Motor AF System
- Programmable Control Ring
- Weather-Sealed Design, Fluorine Coating
- Rounded 7-Blade Diaphragm
- Retractable Design
Pros:
- Compact Size: At only 85mm in length when retracted, it is significantly smaller than other wide-angle options, making it more portable.
- Lightweight: Weighs just 485g (1.07 lbs), which is lighter than competitors like the 14-24mm F2.8 S, making it ideal for travel and handheld shooting.
- Versatile Zoom Range: Covers a practical focal length from 14mm to 30mm, suitable for a variety of photography styles, including landscapes and environmental portraits.
- Good Price Point: Offers a competitive MSRP of $1,396 USD, with discounts making it even more appealing compared to other premium lenses.
- Strong Image Quality: Excellent sharpness at the center and good performance in the corners, especially at f/4 and when stopped down to f/5.6.
- Fast Autofocus: Uses a stepping motor for quick and accurate autofocus, making it responsive for both stills and video.
- Weather-Sealed Design: Built for durability in adverse conditions, which is beneficial for outdoor photographers.
- Good Flare Resistance: The Nano Crystal Coating effectively reduces lens flare, enabling creative shooting in bright conditions.
- Screw-In Filter Threads: Accepts common 82mm filters, providing versatility for various photographic techniques.
- Programmable Control Ring: Allows customization of functions, enhancing shooting experience.
Cons:
- No Lens-Based Stabilization: Lacks built-in optical stabilization, which can be a disadvantage for handheld shooting, particularly in low-light situations.
- Retractable Design Limitations: The need to manually extend the lens before use can slow down shooting, especially in fast-paced environments.
- Dependence on Electronic Corrections: Requires significant electronic corrections for distortion and vignetting, which may not always yield perfect results.
- Build Quality Perception: Some users may perceive the build quality as “plasticky” compared to premium lenses from competitors, affecting the overall feel.
- Potential for Distortion: Despite good optical design, the lens exhibits some barrel distortion at the wide end, requiring corrections in post-processing.
- Color Fringing: Some longitudinal and lateral chromatic aberrations might be noticeable in high contrast scenes, although they are generally well-controlled.
Πολύ καλός φακός για το μέγεθος και τιμή (στα 700-800 μεταχειρισμένος).Nikkor Z 14-30mm F4 S Review (2026) | Still the Best Nikon UWA Zoom?
Dustin Abbott
Nikkor Z 14-30mm F4 S Review - DustinAbbott.net
Photographer Dustin Abbott shares an in-depth review of the full frame Nikkor Z 14-30mm F4 S wide angle zoom lens
AI Summary: The Nikon Nikkor Z 14-30mm F4 S lens offers a versatile wide-angle zoom option for photographers, featuring a compact design and a moderate maximum aperture of f/4. Released in 2019, this lens is appreciated for its lightweight construction and strong performance, especially at a competitive price point compared to other options like the 14-24mm F2.8 S. While it lacks lens-based stabilization and features a retractable design that can be cumbersome, it remains well-regarded for producing high-quality images with effective autofocus capabilities. The lens balances size, functionality, and price, making it an appealing choice for those seeking a quality wide-angle lens.
Strengths:
Weaknesses:
- Compact and lightweight design at 485g, making it easy to carry.
- Strong image quality with excellent sharpness and good performance across various focal lengths.
- Competitive pricing makes it a compelling alternative to more expensive models.
- Fast and effective autofocus performance for both stills and video.
- Lack of lens-based stabilization may limit usability in certain situations.
- Retractable design can be awkward to use, requiring zooming out before shooting.
- Dependence on electronic corrections for distortion and vignette, which might not always yield perfect results.
- Perceived “plasticky” build quality compared to premium competitors.
Key Features
- Z-Mount Lens/FX Format
- Constant f/4 Maximum Aperture
- Four ED and Four Aspherical Elements
- Nano Crystal & Super Integrated Coatings
- Stepping Motor AF System
- Programmable Control Ring
- Weather-Sealed Design, Fluorine Coating
- Rounded 7-Blade Diaphragm
- Retractable Design
Pros:
- Compact Size: At only 85mm in length when retracted, it is significantly smaller than other wide-angle options, making it more portable.
- Lightweight: Weighs just 485g (1.07 lbs), which is lighter than competitors like the 14-24mm F2.8 S, making it ideal for travel and handheld shooting.
- Versatile Zoom Range: Covers a practical focal length from 14mm to 30mm, suitable for a variety of photography styles, including landscapes and environmental portraits.
- Good Price Point: Offers a competitive MSRP of $1,396 USD, with discounts making it even more appealing compared to other premium lenses.
- Strong Image Quality: Excellent sharpness at the center and good performance in the corners, especially at f/4 and when stopped down to f/5.6.
- Fast Autofocus: Uses a stepping motor for quick and accurate autofocus, making it responsive for both stills and video.
- Weather-Sealed Design: Built for durability in adverse conditions, which is beneficial for outdoor photographers.
- Good Flare Resistance: The Nano Crystal Coating effectively reduces lens flare, enabling creative shooting in bright conditions.
- Screw-In Filter Threads: Accepts common 82mm filters, providing versatility for various photographic techniques.
- Programmable Control Ring: Allows customization of functions, enhancing shooting experience.
Cons:
- No Lens-Based Stabilization: Lacks built-in optical stabilization, which can be a disadvantage for handheld shooting, particularly in low-light situations.
- Retractable Design Limitations: The need to manually extend the lens before use can slow down shooting, especially in fast-paced environments.
- Dependence on Electronic Corrections: Requires significant electronic corrections for distortion and vignetting, which may not always yield perfect results.
- Build Quality Perception: Some users may perceive the build quality as “plasticky” compared to premium lenses from competitors, affecting the overall feel.
- Potential for Distortion: Despite good optical design, the lens exhibits some barrel distortion at the wide end, requiring corrections in post-processing.
- Color Fringing: Some longitudinal and lateral chromatic aberrations might be noticeable in high contrast scenes, although they are generally well-controlled.
Τον έχω, αν και δυστυχώς δεν τον χρησιμοποιώ όσο πρέπει.
