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40mm F2 Nikkor Z Nikon compact prime lens
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    NIKKOR Z 40mm f/2 is a compact yet capable FX-format prime lens that provides fantastic image quality, fast aperture, a practical field of view and extraordinary bokeh for everyday image and video capture.

    Affordable, portable and bright, this new optic checks all the right boxes for a lightweight lens to carry just about anywhere for nearly any occasion. Whether seeking a lens for everyday snaps, unobtrusive street photography or as a travel companion that easily fits in your carry-on, the new 40mm lets you capture with incredible sharpness, fast focus and gorgeous blurred backgrounds. Additionally, the fast aperture affords excellent low light performance and exceptional image quality -- from portraits to food, or still life to 4K video, users can expect vivid colors and lifelike three-dimensional depth.

    "Many creators have told us that they want extremely small lenses with fast apertures to complement their lightweight mirrorless Z series cameras," said Jay Vannatter, Executive Vice President, Nikon Inc. "The new 40mm f/2 delivers as a great lens for travel, street photography or everyday use."

    The 40mm f/2 is a versatile lens that can be used with any Nikon Z series full frame or DX-format camera. The lens is small enough to pair perfectly with a Z 50, Z fc or Z 5, yet suitable for Z 6II and Z 7II users looking for a light and compact "walk-around" lens.

    NIKKOR Z 40mm f/2: All-Purpose Prime with Beautiful Bokeh

    • A compact, versatile prime lens that is ideal for everyday applications such as close-ups, casual portraits and food photography.
    • Delivers fantastic bokeh and a dramatic separation of the subject from the background.
    • The standard focal range hits the sweet spot of a natural angle of view, while still being wide enough for street photography. When mounted on a DX-format camera, the lens is equivalent to 60mm, which is a great focal length for flattering portraits.
    • Ultra-compact, weighing in at merely 170g and only 1.8" long, making it easy to carry around for day-long outings.
    • Built with 6 elements in 4 groups with a 9-blade diaphragm that creates a gorgeous, circular bokeh that draws attention to the subject.
    • Utilizes an electromagnetic diaphragm for precise aperture control and stable exposure during continuous shooting.
    • The NIKKOR Z 40mm f/2 offers a short 0.96ft (0.29m) minimum focusing distance, which is excellent for capturing food and top-down photos of décor and tablescapes.
    • Designed with consideration for dust and drip-resistant performance with a sealing that prevents dust and water droplets from entering the lens.
    • Video shooters will benefit from the quiet operation, natural focus shift that allows for fluid changes when going from close focusing to infinity, reduced focus breathing and smooth aperture control.
    • The lens features an integrated control ring, which can be customized and assigned to adjust focus, ISO, aperture and exposure compensation.

    Pricing and Availability

    The new NIKKOR Z 40mm f/2 compact prime lens will be available starting later this fall (US) for a suggested retail price (SRP) of $299.95*. For more information about the latest Nikon products, including this new NIKKOR Z lens and the entire Nikon Z series, please visit nikonusa.com.

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