Nikon 85mm NIKKOR f1.4 Lens

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Nikon 85mm NIKKOR f1.4 Lens

Nikon Australia has introduced a new 85mm fixed focal length NIKKOR lens with a maximum aperture of f/1.4 offering superior image quality. The FX-format lens is complimented by a Nano Crystal coat to significantly reduce ghost and flare and a Silent Wave Motor (SWM) ensuring smooth, quiet AF operation. The new 85mm also has two focus modes available — M/A (manual-priority autofocus) and M (manual focus), as well as a new and improved manual focus drive mechanism.

* FX-format, fast, high-performance mid-telephoto 85mm fixed focal length lens with a maximum aperture of f/1.4 that offers superior image quality.
* Adoption of a maximum aperture of f/1.4 and nine-blade rounded diaphragm for natural blur effects.
* Nano Crystal Coat to significantly reduce ghost and flare
* Silent Wave Motor (SWM) ensures smooth, quiet AF operation
* Two focus modes available — M/A (manual-priority autofocus) and M (manual focus), as well as a new and improved manual focus drive mechanism.
* Nikon’s internal focusing (IF) system means lens barrel length does not change during focusing.

Focal length	85 mm
Maximum aperture	f/1.4

Minimum aperture	f/16
Lens constructions	10 elements in 9 groups (including elements with Nano Crystal Coat)
Angle of view	28° 30’ (18° 50’ with Nikon DX-format D-SLR cameras)
Minimum focus distance	0.85 m
Maximum reproduction ratio	0.12×
No. of diaphragm blades	9 (rounded)
Filter attachment size	77 mm
Dimensions	Approximately 86.5 mm (maximum diameter) × 84 mm (distance from the camera’s lens-mount flange)
Weight	Approximately 595 g
Supplied accessories	77 mm snap-on Front Lens Cap LC-77, Rear Lens Cap, Bayonet Hood HB-55, Flexible Lens Pouch CL-1118

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The history of Nikon dates back to 1917 when three of Japan's leading optical manufacturers merged to form a fully integrated optical company. By the end of the century Nikon would have accumulated an immense poll of know-how and experience to become a world leader in not only optics and imaging but also industrial equipment and health and medicine sector.

Today Nikon designs, develops, manufactures and markets a gamut of optical, photographic and optoelectronic products globally. You will find them at work in virtually every corner of the earth. If it has something to do with light, Nikon has something to do with it.

The driving force behind Nikon is technology. Not only in manufacturing and assembling the finest lenses or most comprehensive photography system in the world, but also in making the glass itself. That is why Nikon products have gained worldwide customer satisfaction, and even professional recognition worldwide.