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✔ All our products come with a 1-year warranty, so you can buy them with confidence.
✔ Condition - Brand New, Genuine Products, Parallel Imported
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Specifications
- APS-C | f/1.8 to f/16
- 35mm (Full-Frame Equivalent)
- Fast, Compact Prime
- STM Autofocus
- High Index, ED Elements
- 9-Blade Diaphragm
A lightweight, high-performance APS-C prime lens, the TTArtisan AF 23mm f/1.8 Lens for Nikon Z-mount cameras introduces STM-driven autofocus into a fast, sleek design. Ideal for capturing street scenes, landscapes, portraits, and more, the lens delivers sharp and clear imagery with a natural perspective and a 35mm full-frame equivalent focal length. Its durable, aviation-grade aluminum body weighs just 7.8 oz, ideal for all-day use. Its fast f/1.8 aperture benefits low-light performance and shallow depth-of-field effects like bokeh and subject isolation. Additionally, a minimum focusing distance of 11.8" enables detailed close-ups for photographing food, crafts, and everyday objects.
- A stepper motor enables fast, accurate, and silent autofocus effective for both stills and video.
- The included rear lens cap features a built-in USB-C interface for firmware updates.
- The lens has a nine-blade diaphragm and an optical design featuring 11 elements in nine groups, including a high-index element and two extra low dispersion elements.
- A 52mm thread accommodates light-modifying filters for creative effects.
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| Parallel Imported. |
| Warranty : 1 Year. |
| Delivery within 1-3 business days. |
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Warranty: 1 Year.
Shipping: Dispatched within 1–5 business days.
