Nikon Nikkor Z 35mm f/1.4 Mirrorless Lens

Specification

Description

Nikon Nikkor Z 35mm f/1.4 Mirrorless Lens

A storyteller's walkaround lens

A wide angle of view with even wider uses in photography and video work. A large f/1.4 aperture that cuts through low light and creates dramatic shallow depth of field. Consistent image quality up close or at a distance, wide open or stopped down. All in a comfortable, lightweight design.

See the whole picture

Wide enough for landscapes and interiors, environmental portraits and street shots, the 35mm angle of view evokes our natural eyesight, putting your viewer in the moment. This lens has a 52mm equivalent field of view on an APS-C size/DX-format camera.

Versatile f/1.4 aperture

Beautifully blurred backgrounds and edge-to-edge clarity. Dial-in the depth and sharpness simply by adjusting the aperture setting.

A closeness you can feel

Get close to your subject and open the aperture. Focus is drawn to the eyes, while the surrounding elements softly fade into a dreamy blur.

Low-light freedom

Create in whatever light is available. Capture more detail at lower ISO settings and use faster shutter speeds to prevent motion blur.

A workhorse for video

Lightweight and optimally balanced, the NIKKOR Z 35mm f/1.4 lens is ideal for gimbals and cages. Its versatile angle of view can cover everything from tight closeups to wide establishing shots.

Suppressed focus breathing

Maintain a consistent angle of view as you pull focus or track a moving subject.

Fast, silent autofocus

Capture pristine audio without the distraction of operational noises, thanks to the STM lens drive.

Clickless control ring

Smoothly and precisely adjust your aperture setting or ISO sensitivity while recording.

Close working distance

Fill your frame, reveal the fine details and textures or comfortably record video in tight spaces. Get as close as 10.6 inches from your subject.

Multi Focus System

In 1967, Nikon developed the world's first focusing system that effectively suppressed aberrations by moving multiple lens groups (Close-Range Correction System). The multi-focusing system is the evolution of that AF system with which the positions of multiple focusing groups are very precisely controlled, each by its own focusing unit, all of which work together. This system effectively suppresses various types of aberration, even with scenes captured at close distances where aberrations are generally more likely to occur. This enables superior image-formation performance from maximum aperture, regardless of the focal length or shooting distance. It also contributes to faster AF. The multi-focusing system is effective even with fast lenses.