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Nikon NIKKOR Z 17-28mm f/2.8 Lens 20115 camera lens
Ultra-wide zoom for full-frame Z cameras with constant f/2.8 aperture, internal focus, and 67mm filter thread
- TypeWide Angle Zoom
- Ultra-wide 17-28mm view captures expansive scenes
- Constant f/2.8 aperture enables low-light and depth control
- Internal zoom keeps length fixed for gimbal balance
- 67mm filter thread accepts common screw-on filters
- Click-less control ring adjusts focus, aperture or exposure
Wide-Angle Zoom for Z-Mount
The Nikon NIKKOR Z 17-28mm f/2.8 is a compact ultra-wide zoom lens built for full-frame Z-mount cameras. It suits creators who need a fast, portable lens for landscapes, architecture and handheld vlogging. The internal focus and zoom design keeps the length constant, helping balance on gimbals. It also works on DX-format bodies with a 25.5-42mm equivalent range.
Constant f/2.8 Aperture
The fixed maximum aperture of f/2.8 runs across the entire 17-28mm zoom range, providing consistent exposure and depth-of-field control. A rounded 9-blade diaphragm produces smooth background blur. The aperture stops down to f/22 for extended depth of field. This speed matches larger f/2.8 zooms while using a smaller 67mm filter thread.
Simple Attachment with Filter Access
The lens mounts directly to any Z-mount camera without adapters. Its non-extending barrel eases gimbal balancing and reduces the risk of zoom creep. A programmable control ring defaults to manual focus but can be set to aperture or exposure compensation. The 67mm front thread accepts widely available screw-in filters. Photographers needing a wider 14mm start or the S-line optical formula should consider other models.
Highlights
- Ultra-wide 17-28mm view captures expansive scenes
- Constant f/2.8 aperture enables low-light and depth control
- Internal zoom keeps length fixed for gimbal balance
- 67mm filter thread accepts common screw-on filters
- Click-less control ring adjusts focus, aperture or exposure
Specifications
| Type | Wide Angle Zoom |
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Questions about this item
How wide does the 17 mm end actually go on a full-frame Z camera?
At 17 mm you get an ultra-wide field of view suited to landscapes, architecture and handheld vlogging on FX-format bodies.
What does the constant f/2.8 aperture mean for exposure across the zoom range?
The f/2.8 maximum aperture stays fixed from 17 mm to 28 mm, so exposure does not shift while zooming and low-light performance remains consistent.
Will the 67 mm filter thread accept my existing circular polariser?
Yes, the lens uses a standard 67 mm front thread, compatible with widely available screw-in filters.
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