Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 24mm f/1.4G ED vs Nikon NIKKOR Z 24–105mm f/4–7.1

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AF-S NIKKOR 24mm f/1.4G ED compared with NIKKOR Z 24–105mm f/4–7.1

	NikonAF-S NIKKOR 24mm f/1.4G ED	NikonNIKKOR Z 24–105mm f/4–7.1
Overview
Released
Released	March 2010	January 2026
Optics
Lens type
Lens type	Prime	Zoom
Focal length
Focal length	24 mm	24–105 mm
Maximum aperture
Maximum aperture	f/1.4	f/4–7.1
Minimum aperture
Minimum aperture	f/16	f/22–40
Optical construction
Optical construction	12 elements in ten groups	12 elements in 10 groups; internal focusing
Special elements
Special elements	Two ED glass elements and two aspherical elements	One ED and two aspherical elements
Aperture detail
Aperture detail	–	f/4–22 at 24 mm and f/7.1–40 at 105 mm; displayed minimum aperture may vary with camera exposure increments
Coatings
Coatings	Nano Crystal Coat	–
Diaphragm
Diaphragm	Nine rounded blades	Seven rounded blades
Angle of view
Angle of view	FX and 35 mm film 84°; DX 61°, equivalent to a 36 mm lens's angle of view on FX	FX 84°–23°10′; DX 61°–15°20′
Mount and compatibility
Mounts
Mounts	Nikon F mount	Nikon Z mount
Image circle
Image circle	Full frame	Full frame
Compatibility
Compatibility	Nikon F-mount G-type CPU lens covering FX; Nikon Japan specifies autofocus support with the FT1 adapter	Native Nikon Z mount; full-frame FX image circle, also usable on DX cameras
Focus and stabilisation
Autofocus
Autofocus	Yes	Yes
Minimum focus distance
Minimum focus distance	0.25 m	0.2 m
Maximum magnification
Maximum magnification	0.18×	0.5×
Optical stabilisation
Optical stabilisation	No	No
Autofocus detail
Autofocus detail	Rear focusing with Silent Wave Motor, M/A manual-priority autofocus and M manual mode; Nikon Japan specifies rear focusing rather than the review's generic internal-focusing description	Stepping motor; automatic or manual focusing
Focus distance detail
Focus distance detail	Minimum focus 0.25 m; Cameralabs measured 1:5.1 magnification in manual focus, while the main maximum magnification is Nikon's published 0.18×	Distances from focal plane; 0.2 m at 24/50 mm and 0.28 m at 105 mm
Magnification detail
Magnification detail	–	Maximum 0.5× at 70–105 mm; no separate AF/MF distinction published
Stabilisation detail
Stabilisation detail	No optical VR, confirmed by both reviews	No optical VR, as confirmed by both reviews; stabilisation depends on the camera body
Design
Dust and moisture resistant
Dust and moisture resistant	–	Yes
Filter diameter
Filter diameter	77 mm	67 mm
Maximum diameter
Maximum diameter	83 mm	73.5 mm
Length
Length	88.5 mm	106.5 mm
Weight
Weight	620 g	350 g (better)
Controls
Controls	Manual focus ring, distance window and M/A–M switch; no aperture ring	Customisable control ring for focus, aperture, exposure compensation or ISO; AF/manual selection in camera menu
Zoom design
Zoom design	–	Barrel extends when zooming; focal-length markings 24, 35, 50, 70, 85 and 105 mm
Weather resistance
Weather resistance	Cameralabs identifies a rubber gasket at the mount; no general maker dust or moisture protection claim is assigned	Designed for dust and drip resistance, which is not guaranteed under every condition
Dimensions detail
Dimensions detail	Approximately 83 mm maximum diameter × 88.5 mm from the mount	Approximately 73.5 mm maximum diameter × 106.5 mm from mount flange
Weight detail
Weight detail	–	Approximately 350 g
Lens hood
Lens hood	–	Optional HB-93B; not included, as confirmed by both reviews
In the box
In the box	LC-77 front cap, LF-1 rear cap, HB-51 bayonet hood and CL-1118 flexible lens pouch	LC-67B front cap and LF-N1 rear cap; rear cap may differ in camera kits
Release detail
Release detail	Nikon Japan's current shop records 19 March 2010 release, matching its original announced on-sale date. Cameralabs' introductory January 2010 wording is not used as a retail date	US maker states mid-January 2026; earliest exact retail day or first UK day unconfirmed, so month precision retained