NIKKOR Z DX 50-250mm f/4.5-6.3 VR

62 Reviews

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$539.00

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A powerful, lightweight telephoto zoom lens optimized for APS-C size/DX-Format photos and videos. Versatile zoom range. Powerful VR image stabilization. Fast, near-silent autofocus with surpressed focus breathing. Get closer to wildlife, sports, concerts and events, create beautiful, natural-looking portraits with blurred backgrounds and more.

  • What's Included

    NIKKOR Z DX 50-250mm f/4.5-6.3 VR

    • LC-62B Snap-On Front Lens Cap
    • LF-N1 Rear Lens Cap
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  • 5

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    Posted by KAYE E CUMMINGS on June 2, 2024

    I'm not a professional, but photography is my hobby. My D90 Nikon quit working and I had a number of different lens. I bought the Nikon Z5 with the kit lenses and on first look I questioned the quality as it did not have the weight and appearance of my old lenses. However, I was overly impressed with the sharpness of my pictures and it did not disappoint. It is nice that the Z’s are lighter weight lens and easier to hold for us senior adults! I’m very impressed with both the Z16-50 and the Z50-250 lens. I bought the FTZ II lens adapter, but not sure how often I will use it now that I see how sharp my pictures are with the new lens.

  • 4

    Very good for what it is

    Posted by John Weinberg on March 12, 2024

    Very nice for what it is. Replaced my Z5 and Z mount full frame lenses to reduce weight when traveling. At half the weight and half the cost it is very versatile and easy to carry for long periods. Picture quality isn’t quite up to the Z mount S full frames but still very good.

  • 4

    Very good for what it is

    Posted by John Weinberg on March 12, 2024

    Very nice for what it is. Replaced my Z5 and Z mount full frame lenses to reduce weight when traveling. At half the weight and half the cost it is very versatile and easy to carry for long periods. Picture quality isn’t quite up to the Z mount S full frames but still very good.

  • 4

    Still new to Z50

    Posted by Phibulsri Mustoe on February 4, 2024

    Well, I'm still new to Z50. For any reason I still like my D3400 with 300 mm lens. It feel and adjust for focusing seem to be more easy than Z DX 50 - 250 leans. I enjoy it ! Still more to learn with Z50 set.

  • 4

    Still new to Z50

    Posted by Phibulsri Mustoe on February 4, 2024

    Well, I'm still new to Z50. For any reason I still like my D3400 with 300 mm lens. It feel and adjust for focusing seem to be more easy than Z DX 50 - 250 leans. I enjoy it ! Still more to learn with Z50 set.

  • 5

    sharp and excellent contrast, good color rendition

    Posted by FRED CORNELIUS on November 24, 2023

    Light and handy to use, easy to take along on a hike or in town, nice compliment to the 16-50 lens

  • 5

    Best bang for the buck in zooms...

    Posted by Anonymous on October 18, 2023

    For the money, the lens renders sharp, great-color images. It is lightweight, fast to focus, and an all-around excellent zoom lens. Highly recommended.

  • 5

    Review

    Posted by Srividya V on August 7, 2023

    The autofocus on this lens is fast and accurate. The image quality is nice and sharp. Still getting used to the lens. All the images of the animals are taken when they are behind the fence. Good lens

  • 3

    Nice lens with a cheap mount.

    Posted by Mark Brown on June 6, 2023

    Optically it is a very nice lens. I am disappointed that it has a plastic lens mount. Longer lenses put more strain on the mount and I would feel better with a metal bayonet mount. How much more would it cost to do it right?