Nikon Z Lenses

The mission for Nikon while working on the new designs of the Z series was to use technology to create lenses that would be bold and brilliant. This series of lenses have been designed to provide extraordinary picture quality, in all lighting situations. Although the Z mount lens has a slightly larger flange, it is located much closer to the image sensor, allowing more freedom in the design. Because the Nikon Mirrorless Camera range tends to be lighter than the DSLR models, even the Z series lenses have been kept lightweight. However, the picture capturing capacity has not been compromised at any point. 

At Diamond Cameras, we carry a wide range of Nikon Z lenses, including compact primes, high-end teleconverters, and zoom lenses. You'll find the S-line primes and zoom lenses are held to even higher standards and they tend to be longer due to the special glass and the large sensors used. 

Photographers find some of the Nikon lenses may offset the weight benefits of the mirrorless cameras over Nikon DSLR cameras. But the power of the new Z lenses and the R&D poured into these lenses is well worth the issue. Nikon Z lenses aren't usually stabilised because the Z camera bodies have in-body image stabilization. 

Nikon sends most of its lenses to be made in Thailand. The Japanese brand has been perfecting the art of lens-making for over 80 years. It tends to focus more on optics, and that's what makes Nikon lenses some of the best for beginners and pro-high-end lens users. You'll also find lenses at different price points. You may find third-party lenses for Nikon cameras at cheaper prices, but that would mean a compromise in the results delivered. 

If you want to use Nikon F fish eye or macro lenses with your Z mount camera, you can. Nikon offers the FTZ (read F to Z) adapter that lets you use many compatible F-mount lenses. The adapter simply recreates the Mount diameter and flange distance of an F-mount DSLR. Make sure to check if the F lenses have autofocus. You can find compatible F lenses for your Z-mount cameras at Diamond Cameras.