If you’ve ever turned to a photography forum to ask, “What’s the first lens I should buy?” You’ve probably been steered to a “nifty fifty,” a 50mm lens with a fast aperture (typically around F2. 8 or faster) and a small price tag.
It's crazy how much fun you can have with some lenses, and how the restrictions put in place by using these lenses can actually make your photography experience a much more focused one. The Viltrox 28mm f4.
Nikon has been steadily releasing full-frame Z-mount lenses over the last 2 years. At the time of publication of this article, Nikon USA lists 36 such lenses. However, in sharp contrast, only 6 DX lenses manufactured by Nikon are in the mirrorless Z-mount.
Since launching the Z system in 2018, Nikon has used lens roadmaps to apprise photographers of what’s next. With just three native Nikon Z lenses at the launch, those projections were vital in convincing its longtime fans when to make the mirrorless switch.
Nikon's Z mount cameras have been around for a little while now, and it has given Nikon some time to start fleshing out their lineup of Nikon Z mount Lenses. We have been working hard to bring you real-world reviews of all Nikon Z mount lenses when they hit the streets, and we will continue to do so as more are released.