NIKKOR Z 28-75mm f/2.8
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$1,199.00
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Features
Go next-level with the lightest, most nimble full-frame f/2.8 standard zoom we've ever created. The NIKKOR Z 28-75mm f/2.8 brings brilliant low-light capabilities, vast depth of field control and beautiful bokeh together with a versatile zoom range and compact, rugged design that's as inspiring for stills as it is for videos.
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World-class Nikon Lens
The image quality is really amazing and even better than my expectations!!
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Awesome Affordable Native Lens
This is an awesome lens! I own a 24-70 f/4 S line lens that is my go to for events, but I wanted a Nikon native affordable faster zoom lens for portraits. I’m glad that I purchased the 28-75 f/2.8 lens when it was on sale. It has beautiful bokeh and the colors are beautiful. It’s also very sharp. I still use my prime lenses for portraits too, but this has become one of my favorite portrait lenses. I haven’t tried it for video yet.
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A great lens for the price!
A great leans for half the price. I used inside for a volleyball game and the images were flawless. I highly recommend this lens.
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First review :D
I want one but I don't have money right now :(
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The Nikkor Z 28-75 is just a great lens!
I have not read to many reviews about this lens other than it is a "knock-off" of an earlier version Tamron lens and I really don't know anything about that. But what I do know is that the Nikkor Z 28-75 has really been a joy to work with. I use it to shoot indoors at basketball and volleyball games and also do some portrait work with it and it produces wonderful images. I really don't understand why you would spend the extra $1000 on the Nikkor Z 24-70, when you can do just as well with the Nikkor Z 28-75. The lens is serving its purpose quite well.
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Good lens!
This lens gives very clean and sharp images with the Nikon colors. The only thing is that it's not an "S Line" lens, so you do notice a SLIGHT difference in handling and build quality. Still an amazing lens, but if that matters to you, you might be happier with the Z24-70 2.8 (which is about $1000 more).
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Good lens with occasional focus issues
I bought this lens recently and used it for a wedding. I owned f4 lens, wanted to capture low light scenes. The f2.8 lens works well in all the conditions except, it doesn't focus at times. I observed it in videos also, at times - it loses the focus. I am hoping Nikon will fix the issue with a software update.