Nikon AF-S FX NIKKOR 58mm f/1.4G Fixed Zoom Lens with Auto Focus for Nikon DSLR Cameras International Version

A low-light powerhouse that shines in nearly any situation. Go beyond the ordinary with the AF-S NIKKOR 58mm f/ 1.4G, a lens designed to excel in low-light and nighttime applications but with characteristics you'll enjoy for so much more. Its fast f/ 1.4 maximum aperture produces outstanding evenly lit images with edge-to-edge sharpnessvirtually no sagittal coma or light falloff. Its unique design and rounded 9-blade diaphragm produce stunning bokeh and depth of field control from f/ 1.4 to infinityequally useful in daytime portraits and nighttime cityscapes. Whether you're shooting photos or HD video, FX or DX-format, the AF-S NIKKOR 58mm f/ 1.4G offers thrilling new capabilities and inspiration.

Outstanding low-light photos and videos Virtually no sagittal coma flare or light falloff When shooting photos or video in low lightespecially at nightyou often want your lens aperture wide open. With many lenses, though, shooting at maximum aperture can cause a slight distortion at the edge of your framepoints of light render as diamond-shaped flares. The AF-S NIKKOR 58mm f/ 1.4G is specially designed to combat this distortion while providing even brightness across the frame. Capture sharp, evenly lit photos and videos, edge to edge. Natural depth of field, beautiful bokeh 9 rounded-blade aperture for excellent bokeh control The AF-S NIKKOR 58mm f/ 1.4G adds a dramatic sense of depth to your compositionsboth at short distances as well as long-distance landscapes.

When shooting stills of a close subject, the AF-S NIKKOR 58mm f/ 1.4G can achieve beautiful bokeh with soft, natural edges that diminishes smoothly away from your focal point. When recording HD video, use these outstanding bokeh characteristics for interesting smooth focusing transitions and drawing attention to your subject.. Flattering, versatile perspective Versatile 58mm focal length Paying homage to the acclaimed Noct Nikkor 58mm f/ 1.2, the 58mm focal length falls