NIKKOR 35mm F1.4 AF-S
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NIKKOR 35mm F1.4 AF-S
The NIKKOR 35mm F1.4G AF-S is a professional wide-angle lens with a single focal length and fast f/1.4 aperture. The lens is designed for Nikon FX SLR series. The Nano Crystal Coat dramatically reduces ghosting and flare and creates exceptionally sharp images even in poor lighting conditions. It is a robust and reliable device whose outstanding optical performance makes it the perfect choice for photographers who demand the highest quality.
Nikon’s SWM (Silent Wave Motor) ensures quiet and fast autofocus. The lens’ rugged body, made of magnesium alloy, is weather resistant and ensures long service life even with frequent use. The lens comes with a detachable hood and soft carry case for easy storage and portability.
Specifications:
Focal length:
35mm
Maximum aperture:
f/1.4
Minimum aperture:
f/16
Lens construction:
10 elements in 7 groups (with one aspherical element)
Angle of view:
63° with 35mm film
Focus:
Autofocus via SWM, manual focus
Minimum focus distance:
0.3m (0.98 stop)
Maximum reproduction ratio:
0.2x
Diaphragm blades:
9 (rounded)
Photo filter thread size:
67mm
Diameter:
83 x 89.5mm
Weight:
600g (21.2 ounces) (CIPA standard)
Specifications
Bayonet
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| Manufacturer information |
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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