Nikon NIKKOR Z 24-120mm f/4 S Z-Mount Mirrorless FX-Format AF Lens ED Glass

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Excelente lente, imagen muy nítida. Un poco pesada.

incredibly versatile all-in-one zoom that performs well for both travel and everyday photography. Its wide focal range makes it a convenient choice, covering landscapes at 24mm and bringing subjects closer with the 200mm telephoto end. Despite being a superzoom, the image quality is surprisingly sharp across the range, with good contrast and minimal distortion. The build feels solid yet lightweight, making it an excellent companion for mirrorless Z cameras without adding much bulk. In practice, autofocus is fast and reliable, and the built-in VR (vibration reduction) helps achieve steady handheld shots even at longer focal lengths. While the aperture is variable and not ideal for low light, it’s a fair tradeoff for the lens’s portability and reach. Overall, the 24-200mm is a fantastic all-around lens for photographers who want one lens to handle most situations without constantly switching.

This review is for the Nikon Z 24-120mm f/4 S. Preamble: When buying this lens through Amazon, be sure to check which seller you purchase from. If you want a Canadian warranty, be sure to buy from a Nikon-Canada authorized reseller. Having had the F-mount version of this lens as well as the Z 24-70 f/4 S and the Z 24-200mm VR lenses, I have to say: This one trumps them all in the metrics that mean the most to me. - Compared to the F mount version, this lens is sharper and lighter; on a Z body, no FTZ adapter is needed. - Compared to the Z 24-70 f/4 S, the Z 24-120 is only a bit bigger but offers higher magnification at close focus, a less restrictive focal range and doesn't require being extended before use. The Z 24-70 is nonetheless an equally superb f/4 optic. - Compared to the Z 24-200mm VR, the Z 24-120 S is measurably sharper across the range, not a lot heavier (but somewhat bigger, yes) and has its f/4 constant aperture. While the 24-200 has VR, you need VR with a lens that is already at f/5.6 by 50mm: While the 24-200 is more compact, I prefer the only slightly heavier Z 24-120 for its closer focus, tremendous sharpness and f/4 aperture throughout the range. - I can pair the 24-120 with a 100-400 and be on my way for a nature hike. - I can pair it with a 180-600 for a two-lens wildlife adventure. - I can pair it with a 70-200 or, my preference, the 70-180, for event photography. - Add a UWA lens to the 24-120 for a useful 2 lens travel kit. The only thing it doesn't do is f/2.8 so, if that's needed, then this isn't the lens! lol Otherwise, what you've read in the reviews about the Z 24-120 S is true. It's sharp. It's reasonably compact and lightweight for what it offers. Combined with a body with IBIS, it is useful in a broad range of ambient light. It offers useful close focus. It's a lens that just helps. It isn't a fast prime lens but you can buy those. For everything else, this is, IMO, a foundation lens worth considering. Recommended accordingly.

Excellent lens for focusing, good range, reasonable price and easily fitting in any camera bag. An indispensable item for portrait, landscape and most other situations in the mid range between wide angle and telephoto.