Nikon Z 100-400Mm F4.5-5.6 Vr S Zoom Lens

Key Features

• Z-Mount Lens/Fx Format
• Aperture Range: F/4.5 To F/40
• Six Super Ed And Two Ed Glass Elements
• Arneo And Nano Crystal Coatings
• Multi-Focus Stepping Motor Af System
• Vibration Reduction Image Stabilization
• Programmable Control Ring
• Inner Balance Technology
• Information Oled Panel And L.Fn Button
• Weather-Sealed Design, Fluorine Coating
• Short Zoom Throw Rotation Of Just 80° Permits Quick Changing Between The 100Mm To The 400Mm Positions.
• Updated Zoom Design Prevents Lens Creep, Regardless If The Lens Is Pointing Straight Up Or Down, Without Having To Adjust Torque Or Tension Settings.
• Programmable Control Ring Is, By Default, Set To Adjust Manual Focus, But Can Also Be Used To Control Aperture Or Exposure Compensation.
• Integrated Oled Lens Information Panel Allows You To Quickly Confirm Aperture Setting, Focus Distance, And Depth Of Field Figures Right On The Lens In Both Bright And Dark Situations.
• Two Assignable L.Fn Buttons Work In Conjunction With Camera-Based Fn Buttons To Provide Seamless Points For Quickly Changing Exposure Settings And Other Functions.
• Dust- And Moisture-Resistant Lens Barrel, Along With A Front Fluorine Coating, Benefits The Lens’ Use In Inclement Conditions.
• Inner Balance Technology Helps Maintain A Consistent Center Of Gravity When Shifting The Zoom Position, Offering Greater Stability When Tracking Moving Subjects Using A Gimbal Head.
• Rotating Tripod Collar Offers Mounting Stability When Shooting Atop A Monopod Or Tripod.
• Compatible With Optional Z-Teleconverter Tc-1.4X And Tc-2X To Further Extend The Reach Of This Lens.

Offering Super-Telephoto Reach In A Portable Design, The Nikkor Z 100-400Mm F/4.5-5.6 Vr S, From Nikon, Is A Versatile Zoom Well-Suited For Sports And Wildlife Applications. Covering A Broad Telephoto Range, The Lens Manages To Remain Relatively Lightweight And Compact, Making It Ideal For Travel As Well, And It Incorporates Inner Balance Technology That Maintains Stability When Tracking Moving Subjects And Shooting Atop A Gimbal Head.