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The Nikon Z 24-70mm f/4 S is a standard lens for FF and APS-C, manufactured from 2018. The focus is done by Stepper Motor, the image stabilization is done by the camera.. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 739 €;
64 users have given it an average vote of 9.6 out of 10.
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This lens is available with the following mounts:
Nikon Z: this lens is compatible with mirrorless fullframe and APS-C Nikon Z.
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Opinion:I bought this lens in kit with the Z7 over 1 year ago and I am also using it on the Z6ii with satisfactory results. the 24-70 is a lens I use a lot, and when I had the REFLEX I used the Tamron 24-70 2.8, great goal, but quite heavy. With the Z sistena I am using as light lenses as possible for hand problems and therefore targets with f4 focals, such as 14-30, and 24-200. This 24-70 is light, very sharp all over the frame, coupled with the stabilizer in the car, it also allows shots with fast times, the vignetting that can be relapsed, quickly resolves into posts and honestly at the moment I do not feel the need for the 24-70 2.8 given also the price. In conclusion, I am satisfied and highly recommend its purchase.
Pros:very small, very light. well done, and above all very sharp. great blurry
Cons:you really have to be picky to find a con against him. cmq is all plastic
Opinion:a modern perspective. of what define the new standards. for people who look forward and just want performance. to have absolutely if you have a Z. only problem now (year 2020) is that entering the Z system is still quite expensive, but on the other hand it is the future. I saw night photos of a friend and they were stunning. not even weird flares on the lights.
Pros:Quiet, fast, light for its fabrication, crisp, weatherproof
Cons:Nobody
Opinion:Excellent well-built quality lens able to adapt to any occasion. If you want to photograph or film at night then maybe it's not bright. Excellent video footage and especially for me that I come from the classic SLRs and designed, super quiet and fast. No noise is noticeable when filming over continuous fire.
Opinion:Great zoom that replaced the 24/70 AFS 2.8. I find it clear already at full opening closing a stop the performance is, for my parameters, very good, with a uniform yield at all focal points. Vignetting is present but the problem quickly resolves with any photo editing program. Fast and precise focus. Rating 9.5
Pros:compact, very sharp, general yield, tropicalized, AF, minimum MAF distance
Cons:retail price, excursion, vignetting at 24mm
Opinion:An all-rounder that honors the Z. Leggero series with a "sober" and minimal design (I really like it). Despite the fairly "plastic" construction, the overall feeling is of a "premium" product (by today's standards). Tropicalization is as good as on all Z lenses: the seals protect very well from dust and moisture. I don't particularly like the retractable design that requires extension for use, but this helps reduce clutter during transportation. Optically it's great: very sharp already at TA on the entire excursion and on the entire frame, but closing a stop you are at really excellent levels for a zoom. Excellent contrast and color rendering, almost non-existent aberrations and excellent flare resistance. On the other hand, at 24mm the vignetting is strong, but easily correctable. The bokeh, for an F4, is very pleasant. While not incorporating VR, it takes full advantage of the IBIS and the 5 stops that Nikon talks about seem to me to be true (you can see the difference compared to the lenses not stabilized on FTZ!). I do not like the electronically controlled MAF, I have assigned to the relative ring the exposure compensation function (too sensitive though). The AF is lightning fast and (of course) precise. The reduced minimum focus distance and the 0.3X playback ratio, as well as the excellent sharpness, also make it a good macro "seed". Being an F4, I would have preferred a pusher excursion (120 or at least 105mm, by the way the latter coming according to Nikon's timeline) and the Nital retail price is prohibitive (so I recommend it in kit or used). I think the F4 is fine for most uses (combined perhaps with some bright fixtures, even on FTZ). I do not recommend the FTZ + AF-S 24-70 2.8 (VR or non-VR): in addition to unsustainable dimensions, the optical yield is lower (at least that of non-VR, I tried it on my Z6). Who wants at all costs a bright all-rounder for Nikon ML, go for the fantastic (and expensive) 24-70 2.8 Z (but I, for that figure, would take these three fixed Z:20, 35, 85). Returning to the 24-70 F4 S, considering its merits (many) and defects (few), as well as versatility, it deserves a 9.5: on many Nikon Z will remain perpetually "glued".
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