Nikon 58mm f/1.4G AF-S Lens

The spirit of the Legendary Noct-Nikkor lens lives on in this Nikon 58mm f/1.4G AF-S – the evolution of a legendary lens prized by the world’s top photographers. This precision-crafted aspherical lens delivers outstanding bokeh, supreme low-light performance and unprecedented clarity from edge to edge. Its wide maximum aperture of f/1.4 lets you take brighter shots with rich details. Light falloff, coma flares and lens aberration are minimised. It’s the ultimate lens for professional-quality portraits, landscapes, night scenery and star-filled skies

The AF-S NIKKOR 58mm f/1.4G excels at low-light photography, producing images that will impress the most demanding professionals. Its sophisticated design combined with a unique Nano Crystal Coat reduces ghosting and coma flares. Your night cityscapes will feature incredibly precise points of light and a level of clarity unmatched by other lenses.

This superb lens produces images with beautiful depth and smooth bokeh. Its three-dimensional high fidelity lens improves contrast and resolution at the focal plane while achieving a gradual transition in bokeh. Halos around out-of-focus objects are eliminated for a more natural blur. With its manual focus ring, you can fine-tune the focus to achieve the desired degree of detail without overly sharpening your image.

The AF-S NIKKOR 58mm f/1.4G delivers amazingly clear reproduction throughout the frame, including peripheral areas. This allows you to shoot gorgeous images at infinity even when using maximum aperture and faster shutter speeds. With its absolute precision and control, the this lens is perfect for highly detailed landscapes and architecture.

The extraordinary craftsmanship of the lens takes full advantage of your camera’s resolution. With minimal lens aberration, minute details at the edge of frame are captured with unparalleled clarity so you never need to crop your images. This remarkable resolving power unleashes the full potential of high-performance DSLRs such as the Nikon D810 and D800.

Even at maximum aperture, light falloff at the edge of frame (also known as vignetting) is minimised. This ensures perfect exposure across the image – giving a brighter, more natural impression without the need for software lens correction.