Nikon Nikkor Z 70 180mm f2 8 lens

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All-purpose telephoto zoom lensExtremely light and highly flexible, the fast and quiet NIKKOR 70-180mm f/2.8 lens frees you to capture something special in any number of situations. From flattering portraits to intimate cityscapes and layered landscapes. From tight action shots to close-ups of nature with beautifully blurred backgrounds. This is the lens of plenty.Fast f/2.8 constant apertureOpen the f/2.8 fixed aperture to shoot in low light at lower ISOs, or use faster shutter speeds to freeze movement. Set your aperture and shutter speed once, then zoom and reframe across the entire 70-180 mm zoom range without affecting exposure. Shoot at f/2.8 and you can also accentuate your portraits with soft bokeh.Sharp close-upsFor greater versatility, this telephoto lens is capable of extremely short focusing distances so you can shoot from close range without sacrificing sharpness. Minimum focus is just 0.27 m at the short (70 mm) end of the zoom range, and 0.85 m if you've zoomed in to shoot at 180 mm.Z teleconverters to get even closerExtend your reach with lightweight Z series teleconverters—and turn the NIKKOR Z 70-180mm f/2.8 into a macro-style powerhouse! The Z TELECONVERTER TC-2.0x lets you go to 360 mm and doubles the reproduction ratio of the lens to an almost life-size 0.96x magnification. Attach the Z TELECONVERTER TC-1.4x and you can zoom to 252 mm.Cinematic video shotsWith its variable telephoto reach, quiet focusing, and suppressed focus breathing, the NIKKOR Z 70-180mm f/2.8 makes a great lens for video too. Easily get cinematic-looking shots—whether you're simply filming events from afar, using the lens' shallow depth of field to make your close-ups sing, or getting creative with the longer focal lengths to create a parallax effect.