MILVUS 2.8/21 ZF2 ZF0548 - Zeiss
Photographic Lenes > Lens Nikon FX
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₦ 3,011,367.94
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ZF0548 ZEISS MILVUS 2.8 / 21 ZF2 photographic lens for Nikon F
Design
When wide-angle viewing is taken to the extreme and requires control through the SLR viewfinder - which means that the rear focal distance has to be much larger than the focal length - the Distagon retrofocus design will be the best choice.
Distagon with 16 lenses in 13 groups
Lens made of a special glass with anomalous partial dispersion
"Floating elements" design
Features
Stunning images, even in low light
All lenses feature ZEISS T * ® anti-reflection coating. The incredible reduction of scattered light is achieved thanks to the combination of several perfectly harmonized measures. In addition to the ZEISS T * treatment, all edges of the lenses have a lacquered black color achieved by a complex manual process. To avoid reflections, light traps have been integrated into the mechanical components and specially designed surfaces. Each focal length has its own optical design, thanks to the use of special glasses that allow visualization of the anomalous partial dispersion. In this way, halos are possible to an absolute minimum in the case of subjects with high contrast edges.
Future-proof solution for high resolution camera systems
The excellent performance of the ZEISS Milvus lens meets the requirements of today's and future high-performance digital cameras. Thanks to the low scattered light provided by the design of this lens, it is possible to shoot high-contrast images by increasing the highly dynamic range of the sensors (HDR). Coma, astigmatism and minimal spherical aberrations allow a constant high resolution of the entire image field. The lens is designed to ensure full utilization of the performance offered by high resolution camera systems. No matter what the future holds, the ZEISS Milvus lens is ready to use anytime, anywhere.
Creative photos and videos thanks to highly precise manual focus
Manually focusing a lens involves controlling and thus actively creating an image using your fingers delicately and precisely.
Design
When wide-angle viewing is taken to the extreme and requires control through the SLR viewfinder - which means that the rear focal distance has to be much larger than the focal length - the Distagon retrofocus design will be the best choice.
Distagon with 16 lenses in 13 groups
Lens made of a special glass with anomalous partial dispersion
"Floating elements" design
Features
Stunning images, even in low light
All lenses feature ZEISS T * ® anti-reflection coating. The incredible reduction of scattered light is achieved thanks to the combination of several perfectly harmonized measures. In addition to the ZEISS T * treatment, all edges of the lenses have a lacquered black color achieved by a complex manual process. To avoid reflections, light traps have been integrated into the mechanical components and specially designed surfaces. Each focal length has its own optical design, thanks to the use of special glasses that allow visualization of the anomalous partial dispersion. In this way, halos are possible to an absolute minimum in the case of subjects with high contrast edges.
Future-proof solution for high resolution camera systems
The excellent performance of the ZEISS Milvus lens meets the requirements of today's and future high-performance digital cameras. Thanks to the low scattered light provided by the design of this lens, it is possible to shoot high-contrast images by increasing the highly dynamic range of the sensors (HDR). Coma, astigmatism and minimal spherical aberrations allow a constant high resolution of the entire image field. The lens is designed to ensure full utilization of the performance offered by high resolution camera systems. No matter what the future holds, the ZEISS Milvus lens is ready to use anytime, anywhere.
Creative photos and videos thanks to highly precise manual focus
Manually focusing a lens involves controlling and thus actively creating an image using your fingers delicately and precisely.
