Nikon user, you have been listening to a Pro-Grade 35 mm lens over the years-and it seems that it is almost here. A Nikkor Z 35 mm F/1.2 lens is announced in the next few days.
A fast prime for Nikon Z
For a long time, there was a difference in the high-end of the fast wide-angle-angle lens in Nikon’s Mirrorless Z-Mount System. There is already one 35 mm f/1.8 and even a 35 mm f/1.4 This came out last year, but anything is waiting for bright and high-grade. An F/1.2 aperture gives great light – more than any Nicon 35 mm mirrorless lens – which is great for indoor shots without night scenes or flash. It also creates a very shallow depth of the region, which means that the subject remains sharp while the background turns into smooth, out-of-focus blur.
Nikon initially launched 35 mm f/1.2 on its roadmap years ago. After giving other lenses (eg one) 50 mm f/1.2 And recently 35 mm f/1.4), 35 mm f/1.2 remained elusive. As Nikon rumorsWe should see an official announcement around Wednesday.
Keep in mind, such lenses are large and expensive. Nicon’s f/1.2 lenses are part of its premium S-line, which means top notch build and image quality. The upcoming 35 mm f/1.2 will probably be no exception. The recently released 35 mm f/1.4 weighs below one pound, but an F/1.2 version will probably be larger and heavy to adjust that broad glass. You can also expect a high value tag, possibly in the answer of $ 2,000.
An ultra-wide aperture, finally
For reference, very few camera systems provide this fast 35 mm lens. Cannon’s RF in Mount Mount Tops 35 mm f/1.4Sony users can get a third-party 35 mm f/1.2, but not one-made one. Therefore, releasing Nikon 35 mm f/1.2 will put them to an elite club. This is a statement that Nikon is eating for professionals and enthusiastic people who want the best for low-light shooting and background blot.
There are no detailed glasses yet – they will come up with the official announcement – but you can safely assume that this lens will have the latest coatings and autofocus of Nikon. It will be an S-line lens, which means meteorological and designed for daily use. Other S-line primes of Nikon have minimal deformation and excellent optics with disaster, so you can expect the same high standard here. Bottom Line: If you are holding that dream for a 35 mm lens, then you are likely to pay patience.
