Nikon NIKKOR Z MC 50mm f2.8

Nikon NIKKOR Z MC 50mm f2.8

The NIKKOR Z MC 50mm f2.8 lens for mirrorless cameras ensures razor-sharp images even when the distance between the lens and subject is just a few centimeters. With life-size macro photography - that is, a magnification of 1 : 1 - you can capture amazing detail. And even with more distant subjects, from portraits to street photography, you'll benefit from the natural perspective of the classic 50mm standard focal length.

Fantastic close-ups
Marvel at the details that can be captured. Markings on the lens barrel clearly indicate whether you're shooting at a magnification of 1:4, 1:2, or 1:1 (life size).

Brilliant everyday shots
For more distant subjects, from portraits to street photography, you'll benefit from the natural perspective of the classic 50mm standard focal length.

Razor-sharp close-ups
With a closest focusing distance of 0.16 m, sharp shots are possible at a distance of only 5.6 cm between the macro lens and the subject! Thanks to the camera's internal image stabilizer, blur-free shots are possible.

Highlighting subjects
Superior optics and aperture with nine rounded blades ensure perfectly sharp subjects against a softly blurred background at a speed of f/2.8.

Focus limiting switch
With the focus limiting switch, the lens can focus subjects even faster within a range of 0.16 m to 0.30 cm.

Compact and lightweight
This lens is a versatile all-rounder. Thanks to its light weight, you can shoot comfortably at close range. Thanks to the compact design, it balances well on full-frame cameras as well as DX-format Z-series cameras.

75mm on DX-format camera
With a Z-series DX-format mirrorless camera, this lens gives an apparent focal length extension to 75mm. Excellent for portraits as well as small subjects in macro shooting.

Precise and easy operation
Control aperture, ISO, and other functions with the near-silent control ring. Switch between manual focus and autofocus on the lens.

Protective coating
Nikons fluorine coating protects the surface of the front lens. Ideal when shooting primarily outdoors.