NIKKOR 18.5mm F/1.8 silver
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NIKKOR 18.5mm F/1.8 silver
With this lens, you can capture beautiful moments even in low light conditions exactly the way you see them - dramatic sunset, night sceneries or when sitting around the campfire. Achieve exceptionally clear images with a beautifully defocused background using this 18.5mm lens with fixed focus giving a natural perspective of the human eye. From casual snapshots to creative close-ups, every shot will be captured as you remember it.
Key Features
- Ultra-fast lens for the CX format (F/1.8)
- Amazing images even in low light conditions
- Perfectly balanced picture sharpness
- Suitable for shooting close objects (focus distance from 0.2m)
- Aperture mechanism with smooth aperture control
- Aspherical lens for superb resolution and contrast
Macro
It combines the depth of field with the minimum focusable distance possible to get more creative options than ever before. The NIKKOR lens gives you creative freedom from any distance. Change your perspective and take stunning macro images. Set the aperture to the lowest setting and let the object of your interest become apparent, while the background will gradually diminish with growing distance.
Specifications
Bayonet
Features
Dimensions
Weight
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Nikon Europe B.V., český odštěpný závod, K Radotínu 15, 156 00, Praha 5 - Zbraslav, Česká republika, +420 800 900 980, [email protected] Nikon’s beginnings date back to 1917 in Japan. At first, the company mainly produced lenses - telescopes, binoculars, microscopes and other small, optical equipment. Soon the company expanded its portfolio, producing photographic lenses under the Nikkor brand. In the field of cameras, particularly among professionals, Nikon quickly gained a reputation as a top manufacturer, which continues today. Its cameras were even included in the equipment of American spacecraft. Nikon designed and produced the legendary Nikon SP 1957, regarded by many as the best camera of all time. 
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