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Nikon Nikkor Z DX 50-250mm f/4.5-6.3 VR
A long reaching telephoto zoom that is comparable to 75-325mm in cinema size. The product is from the new Z-series and is compatible with Nikon DX Z-mirrors. At the time of writing there is only 1 of these products available, the Nikon Z50. The versatile telephoto zoom is a great tool for the beginner photographer, light in size and affordable in price, yet offering a completely different angle of view. The new telezoom also works great in video, the image stabilizer combined with fast and quiet autofocus produce professional video. The product is cheapest to buy together
The product is cheapest to buy together With Nikon Z50.
- Firing range 50 - 250mm (FX equivalent 75 - 325mm)
- Maximum aperture f/4.5 - 6.3
- Bayonet Nikon Z
- APS-C crop circle
- Autofocus motor
- VR Image Stabilizer
- Filter thread 62mm
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Nikon Nikkor Z DX 50-250mm f/4.5-6.3 VR lens
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A very smooth and lightweight telephoto lens that gives you possibilities when you want to shoot from a distance.
With my Nikon z50 I find that this telephoto, if it were any heavier, could make freehand shooting difficult.
The inherent stabilisation of the lens has been very good in my own use and I haven't had any shaky images even when shooting at full 250mm.
The videos have also been very stable with a free hand, so even an amateur can be forgiven for hand tremors.