The NIKKOR Z 600mm f/6.3 VR S is an S-type (S-Line) telephoto fixed-focus lens with a total length of approximately 278mm and a weight of approximately 1,390g. It can be used for shooting racing events, handheld shooting of wild birds, etc. moving objects.

This lens uses Fresnel phase (PF) lens and low dispersion (ED) lens to reduce chromatic aberration. In addition, the lens uses a blue light high refractive (SR) lens, which can control short-wavelength light that is difficult to correct and achieve high-precision chromatic aberration compensation.

By using the Z teleconverter TC-1.4x or Z teleconverter TC-2.0x, this lens can expand the telephoto range and also supports approximately 5.5 stops of vibration reduction. Combined with the in-camera VR, it can achieve 6 levels of vibration reduction, and is equipped with step Enter the motor.

This lens is equipped with 21 elements in 14 groups (including 2 low dispersion (ED) lenses, 1 blue light high refractive (SR) lens, 1 Fresnel phase (PF) lens, elements with nano crystal coating, and a fluorine-coated front lens), with a minimum focusing distance of approximately 4 meters.

MTF chart and lens structure diagram attached:

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The NIKKOR Z 600mm f/6.3 VR S is an S-type (S-Line) telephoto fixed-focus lens with a total length of approximately 278mm and a weight of approximately 1,390g. It can be used for shooting racing events, handheld shooting of wild birds, etc. moving objects.

This lens uses Fresnel phase (PF) lens and low dispersion (ED) lens to reduce chromatic aberration. In addition, the lens uses a blue light high refractive (SR) lens, which can control short-wavelength light that is difficult to correct and achieve high-precision chromatic aberration compensation.

By using the Z teleconverter TC-1.4x or Z teleconverter TC-2.0x, this lens can expand the telephoto range and also supports approximately 5.5 stops of vibration reduction. Combined with the in-camera VR, it can achieve 6 levels of vibration reduction, and is equipped with step Enter the motor.

This lens is equipped with 21 elements in 14 groups (including 2 low dispersion (ED) lenses, 1 blue light high refractive (SR) lens, 1 Fresnel phase (PF) lens, elements with nano crystal coating, and a fluorine-coated front lens), with a minimum focusing distance of approximately 4 meters.

Attached MTF chart and lens structure diagram:

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Pictured is Nikkor 500mm f/5.6E PF ED VR

According to reports, the specific model of Nikon’s new lens is Nikkor Z 600mm f/6.3 PF. No specific parameter information has been exposed yet.

It is learned from Nikon’s official website that Nikon had launched the Nikkor 500mm f/5.6E PF ED VR lens in the digital SLR era, where PF stands for Fresnel phase lens. Officials stated that Nikon’s Fresnel phase (PF) lens uses the phenomenon of light diffraction to reduce the impact of chromatic aberration. When used in combination with ordinary lenses, it provides good chromatic aberration compensation performance and the lens is smaller and lighter.

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 "Birds" and "Airplane" have been added to "AF Subject Detection Options" in the photo shooting and video shooting menus.

According to Nikon officials, the Birds option improves overall bird detection performance. In addition to improving detection and autofocus performance on complex and high-contrast backgrounds such as forests and mountains, this option adds the ability to quickly detect birds in a variety of states, including flying, perching, and even unique-looking birds. Tracking performance for fast-moving birds has also been improved to provide a smooth shooting experience so users don’t miss key moments when photographing birds.

Firmware 4.10 also adds the same “Airplane” option built into the Nikon Z 8, which reliably detects aircraft regardless of size. This option enhances the detection capabilities of dimly shot scenes and scenes with complex backgrounds.

Additionally, a dedicated bird-themed detection option will be added in a Nikon Z 8 firmware update scheduled for release in the first half of 2024. The Z 8 camera already has an airplane option in its initial release. Other feature improvements are also planned.

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The detailed parameters of this lens are not yet clear. Foreign media speculate that its aperture may be f/5.6, it is expected to sell for about US$4,000 and weighs 1,390 grams.

It is worth mentioning that Nikon launched a mid-telephoto fixed-focus lens last week – the Nikkor Z 135mm f/1.8 S Plena, which is priced at 19,999 CNY in China and will go on sale on October 12.

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Attached is an introduction to the Nikon Z5 mirrorless camera as follows:

Z 5 is a full-frame mirrorless digital camera that uses an FX format 24.32-megapixel CMOS sensor and EXPEED 6 image processor to provide the highest sensitivity of ISO 51200. Officials say that the image can maintain clarity and sharpness even at high sensitivities. degree and less noise.

In addition to providing high performance, the Z 5 is also equipped with a variety of functions, including an in-camera VR vibration reduction function that provides an anti-shake effect equivalent to about 5 stops faster shutter speed, and a 273-point hybrid autofocus system that covers a wide frame range. As well as eye-detection autofocus for shooting people, and animal detection autofocus for dogs and cats. Additionally, 20 selectable Creative Picture Control options can be applied while recording to easily adjust the look of your photo or video.

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An introduction to the Nikon Zf full-frame retro camera as follows:

Officially, the Nikon Z f inherits the appearance design of Nikon’s classic model FM2. The unique-feeling brass dial, shutter button and stylish embossed artificial leather appearance create a strong retro style and bring high-quality operation to the visual and tactile senses. Even the sensory enjoyment of hearing. Compared with its appearance, the performance of Nikon Z f is also outstanding. The same EXPEED 7 processor as the flagship model gives it excellent autofocus and high-speed continuous shooting performance, making high-quality images at your fingertips. The VR vibration reduction of up to about 8 stops is the highest among Nikon Z series mirrorless cameras. It also has an ISO sensitivity of up to 64000 and Nikon’s first focus point vibration reduction.

In terms of parameters, the Nikon Z f camera is equipped with an approximately 24.5-megapixel sensor, an approximately 1.27cm (approximately 0.5 inch), approximately 3.69 million dot (Quad VGA) OLED electronic viewfinder, and supports 1 SD card and 1 micro SD Card, comes with a flip screen. Nikon Z f has 273 focus points, supports five-axis anti-shake, supports up to 4K 60-frame video shooting, and weighs about 710g.

Official product pictures:

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Nikon said that the NIKKOR Z 135mm f/1.8 S Plena is a NIKKOR S-Line (S-type) lens. It uses the large diameter mount of the Z mount system to bring more possibilities to lens design and has uniformity. Potential to distribute large amounts of light. Achieve beautiful, rounded bokeh across the entire frame even at maximum aperture, and achieve excellent clarity and transparency regardless of shooting distance, resulting in delicate textures and beautiful bokeh in portraits and landscapes scene.

In terms of appearance design, the metal barrel of this lens is engraved with the “Plena” logo. The name is derived from the word “plenum”, which means the state of the space being completely filled. It is designed to reflect the beautiful, rounded bokeh and excellent sharpness of the lens. and clarity to support users’ creative visual abilities and bring users a sense of inner fulfillment through creation.

This lens uses 16 elements in 14 groups (including 4 low dispersion (ED) lenses, 1 aspherical lens, 1 blue light high refractive (SR) lens, and a mid-hole amorphous coating and anti-reflective high-definition (ARNEO) coated lenses).

The NIKKOR Z 135mm f/1.8 S Plena is equipped with a multi-focus autofocus drive system that uses 2 stepping motors (STM) to achieve higher optical performance. It uses an internal focusing system with a minimum focusing distance of approximately 0.82m and weighs approximately 995g.

Attached are the official sample:

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According to reports, the lens uses an optical design of 16 elements in 14 groups. It does not retain the bokeh control button like the old 135mm and 105mm DC. It uses an 82mm filter, and the new Plena lens will be optimized for bokeh and vignetting.

There is currently no information on the pricing of this lens, and will bring you more detailed reports in the future.

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According to nikonrumors, this lens may be 135mm f/1.8, support defocus control, and be very expensive.

Nikon plans to release two S-Line lenses this year, the 35mm f/1.2 and 135mm f/1.8, so don’t rule out the possibility that the 35mm f/1.2 could also be a Plena lens.

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