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This Item  Nikon NIKKOR Z 70-200mm f/2.8 S | Professional large aperture telephoto zoom lens for Z series mirrorless cameras | Nikon USA Model |  |  |  |  |  | |
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| lens type | Telephoto | Telephoto | Wide Angle | Standard | Wide Angle | Telephoto |
| compatible mountings | Nikon Z | Nikon Z | Nikon Z | Nikon Z | Nikon Z | Nikon Z |
| lens design | Zoom | Zoom | Zoom | Prime | Zoom | Prime |
| focus type | Auto Focus, Manual Focus | Auto Focus, Manual Focus | Auto Focus, Manual Focus | Auto Focus, Manual Focus | Auto Focus, Manual Focus | Auto Focus, Manual Focus |
| minimum focal length | 70 millimeters | 70 millimeters | 17 millimeters | 40 millimeters | 24 millimeters | 600 millimeters |
| max focal length | 200 millimeters | 180 millimeters | 28 millimeters | 40 millimeters | 120 millimeters | 600 millimeters |
| fixed focal length | 200 millimeters | 180 millimeters | 17 millimeters | 40 millimeters | 120 millimeters | 600 millimeters |
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NIKKOR Z 70-200mm f/2.8 VR S
Obsession for details. Uncompromising Zoom.
The highly-desirable 70-200mm telephoto zoom has come to the Z series. Sports, concerts, weddings, wildlife, portraiture and so much more—all with the incredible low light performance of an f/2.8 made only better by the optically superior Z mount. Optical advancements support passionate cinematographers and videographers. Class-leading close focus ability. Superior aberration suppression. And the most comprehensive optical VR image stabilization in the history of NIKKOR interchangeable lenses. The NIKKOR Z 70-200mm f/2.8 VR S sets an impressive new standard for fast telephoto zoom lenses optimized for the next generation of Nikon's advanced mirrorless cameras.
NIKKOR quality at its absolute best.
Captivating resolution. Ultimate aberration control. Even at the far edges of the frame. And a new SR refractive element further combats chromatic aberrations caused by challenging short-wavelength light.
Class-leading close focusing.
At 70mm, the lens can achieve an extremely short minimum focusing distance as close as 0.5m from the subject, allowing the lens' speed and performance to shine in remarkably tight shooting scenarios.
The finest of details.
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Optical image stabilizationSteadier than ever with Optical VR, effective for up to an unprecedented 5.5 stops*. Also works in conjunction with the in-body image stabilization available in select Z Series cameras. |
Brilliant in low lightExceptional combination of a bright f/2.8 aperture, high resolution NIKKOR optics and the brilliant Z mount allows for clean, sharp images and faster shutter speeds in dark scenes and interiors. |
Highly-cinematicSilent AF with virtually no shifting of the angle of view (known as focus breathing). Smooth aperture, focus or exposure adjustments via control ring. Superior optical image stabilization. Versatility of the highly useful 70-200mm focal range. |
Dust and Drip resistantExtensively sealed to keep dust and moisture out, especially around all moving parts of the lens barrel. |
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| NIKKOR Z 70-200mm f/2.8 VR S | NIKKOR 70-200mm f/2.8E FL ED VR (using Mount Adapter FTZ) | |
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| Price | $2,396.95 | $2,099.00 |
| IN-CAMERA IMAGE STABILIZATION | 5-Axis* /5.5 Stops *When used with Z cameras that feature in-camera VR. | 3-Axis /4 Stops |
| AF MOTOR NOISE | Virtually Eliminated | Near Silent |
| MULTI-FOCUSING SYSTEM | ✓ | - |
| MIN. FOCUS DISTANCE | 0.5m (W) - 1.0 (T) | 1.1m |
| ASPHERICAL LENS ELEMENTS | 2 | 0 |
| HIGH- AND SPECIALIZED-DISPERSION GLASS (SR) | 1 | 0 |
| ANTI-REFLECTIVE COATING | Nano + ARNEO | Nano |
| MINIMIZED FOCUS BREATHING | ✓ | - |
| CUSTOM CONTROL RING | ✓ | - |
| OPTIONAL MOUNT ADAPTER | - | Required |
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I'm a 15 yr Nikon DSLR shooter after years shooting Canon supplied SLR cameras. I recently moved to a Nikon Z8 mirrorless camera and departing from my trusted D850. I'm upgraded to the Z 70-200mm f/2.8s for my Z8 to make it more comfortable to use handheld for indoor sports while using a monopod for outdoor sports. This Z lens is part of my new trinity. It is lighter and shorter length and shorter minimum distance than either F mount G & E lens models. I'm very happy with the Z mount 70-200 f/2.8ss lens with my Z8. I have much sharper images and much less out of focus shots. The Z8 starts snapping on release and continues its focus tracking over the sequence of shots. Even if 1st shot is a bit soft on focus, by 2nd shot, the focus is tack sharp as a player dribbles down court or spikes a volleyball.I do like having the customizable command/function buttons on the lens. I can assign these to change focus points or any of many assignable functions. The only additional display button with a display at the top of the lens and I don't find that useful when viewing through the viewfinder.I hate that the zoom ring was moved to the front of the lens while the focus ring in the middle. The Nikon 70-200 f/2.8E lens has this design and it continues on the Z lens. With the Z lens on a monopod, I have need to stretch my left hand out to zoom and that can introduce shake and drag on the lens from my hand motion. When handheld, my left hand often moves the focus ring inadvertently while reaching the zoom ring. Worst my left arm is quite tired after a 2 consecutive basketball games.Nikon does not include a Arca Swiss slotted lens foot to use on monopods & tripods with Arca plates. The consumer has to buy a Arca plate or a 3rd party lens foot with Arca plate. Also for the latest prices, Nikon doesn't include a carry/storage case. Instead there is a cheap thin cloth sack that has a cover flap to hold the lens. There's not even a cinch bag as with other F mount lenses of yesteryear.To make my Z 70-200mm more useable:- For monopod use, I ended up getting an extra long 4.7in - 120mm Arca plate so I can hold the front of the Arca plate with my left hand and raise my fingers to operate the zoom ring.- With the Z8 custom controls, I've disabled the focus ring in autofocus mode to avoid any unintentional changes when handholding.This lens is faster and sharper than ever despite the zoom ring ergonomics issues.
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I'm a 15 yr Nikon DSLR shooter after years shooting Canon supplied SLR cameras. I recently moved to a Nikon Z8 mirrorless camera and departing from my trusted D850. I'm upgraded to the Z 70-200mm f/2.8s for my Z8 to make it more comfortable to use handheld for indoor sports while using a monopod for outdoor sports. This Z lens is part of my new trinity. It is lighter and shorter length and shorter minimum distance than either F mount G & E lens models. I'm very happy with the Z mount 70-200 f/2.8ss lens with my Z8. I have much sharper images and much less out of focus shots. The Z8 starts snapping on release and continues its focus tracking over the sequence of shots. Even if 1st shot is a bit soft on focus, by 2nd shot, the focus is tack sharp as a player dribbles down court or spikes a volleyball.
I do like having the customizable command/function buttons on the lens. I can assign these to change focus points or any of many assignable functions. The only additional display button with a display at the top of the lens and I don't find that useful when viewing through the viewfinder.
I hate that the zoom ring was moved to the front of the lens while the focus ring in the middle. The Nikon 70-200 f/2.8E lens has this design and it continues on the Z lens. With the Z lens on a monopod, I have need to stretch my left hand out to zoom and that can introduce shake and drag on the lens from my hand motion. When handheld, my left hand often moves the focus ring inadvertently while reaching the zoom ring. Worst my left arm is quite tired after a 2 consecutive basketball games.
Nikon does not include a Arca Swiss slotted lens foot to use on monopods & tripods with Arca plates. The consumer has to buy a Arca plate or a 3rd party lens foot with Arca plate. Also for the latest prices, Nikon doesn't include a carry/storage case. Instead there is a cheap thin cloth sack that has a cover flap to hold the lens. There's not even a cinch bag as with other F mount lenses of yesteryear.
To make my Z 70-200mm more useable:
- For monopod use, I ended up getting an extra long 4.7in - 120mm Arca plate so I can hold the front of the Arca plate with my left hand and raise my fingers to operate the zoom ring.
- With the Z8 custom controls, I've disabled the focus ring in autofocus mode to avoid any unintentional changes when handholding.
This lens is faster and sharper than ever despite the zoom ring ergonomics issues.
I do like having the customizable command/function buttons on the lens. I can assign these to change focus points or any of many assignable functions. The only additional display button with a display at the top of the lens and I don't find that useful when viewing through the viewfinder.
I hate that the zoom ring was moved to the front of the lens while the focus ring in the middle. The Nikon 70-200 f/2.8E lens has this design and it continues on the Z lens. With the Z lens on a monopod, I have need to stretch my left hand out to zoom and that can introduce shake and drag on the lens from my hand motion. When handheld, my left hand often moves the focus ring inadvertently while reaching the zoom ring. Worst my left arm is quite tired after a 2 consecutive basketball games.
Nikon does not include a Arca Swiss slotted lens foot to use on monopods & tripods with Arca plates. The consumer has to buy a Arca plate or a 3rd party lens foot with Arca plate. Also for the latest prices, Nikon doesn't include a carry/storage case. Instead there is a cheap thin cloth sack that has a cover flap to hold the lens. There's not even a cinch bag as with other F mount lenses of yesteryear.
To make my Z 70-200mm more useable:
- For monopod use, I ended up getting an extra long 4.7in - 120mm Arca plate so I can hold the front of the Arca plate with my left hand and raise my fingers to operate the zoom ring.
- With the Z8 custom controls, I've disabled the focus ring in autofocus mode to avoid any unintentional changes when handholding.
This lens is faster and sharper than ever despite the zoom ring ergonomics issues.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2021
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Maravilloso ! Nitidez excelente, enfoque rápido. Un poco pesado, pero lo vale.
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Reviewed in Mexico on April 29, 2023