Nikon NIKKOR Z 70-200mm f/2.8 VR S II

The lightest lens in its class

This new-generation S-series lens weighs only 998 g,whichis 362 g lighter than its predecessor and 12 mm shorter.

Greater speed, greater stability

High f/2.8 aperture and 6 EV vibration reduction in the lens; synchronized vibration reduction function for maximum stabilization of the center and edges of the image field in combination with compatible Z series cameras and camcorders.

A new level of autofocus

The high speed of Nikon's Silky Swift voice coil motors and the precision of the combined focusing system provide fast response and massive support while significantly reducing noise and vibration levels.

New-generation S-series optics

For maximum image quality and a lighter lens. The optical design includes double-sided aspherical optical elements, Super ED and SR optical glass, plus Meso Amorphous Coat and ARNEO anti-reflective coatings.

Smoother bokeh

A rounded 11-blade diaphragm combined with advanced optical design creates a smoother, more defined and smoothly graded bokeh that looks more natural and gives images a more pronounced sense of depth.

Lower minimum focus distance

0.38 m at a focal length of 70 mm and 0.8 m at a focal length of 200 mm. The maximum magnification of the lens is 0.25× at 70 mm and 0.3× at 200 mm.

Agile lens for video

Theinternal zoom allows you to change focal lengths without having to repeatedly rebalance your system, and the center of gravity is maintained even when using heavy external accessories. Focal length changes during refocusing are minimized for more natural-looking focus transitions.

Control ring with aperture step deactivation

When stepped, it provides tactile feedback; when deactivated, it allows for smooth, quiet, and completely stepless control of the aperture ring.

Professional sealing

Keeps dust, dirt, and moisture out of the lens interior.

Removable ring with tripod thread

Comes with a protective cap. The bayonet design allows for secure attachment to the lens.

HB-119 lens hood with filter window

The hood does not need to be removed when working with rotating filters. This is practical, for example, when using ND filters for video.