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Nikon NIKKOR Z 400mm f/4.5 VR S · Nikon UK lens photograph

Nikon NIKKOR Z 400mm f/4.5 VR S
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Nikon NIKKOR Z 400mm f/4.5 VR S · Nikon UK lens photograph

Nikon · NIKKOR

NIKKOR Z 400mm f/4.5 VR S

Released July 2022

A full-frame 400 mm prime weighing 1160 g without its tripod collar, with optical VR and teleconverter support.

Mount
Nikon Z mount
Focal length
400 mm
Max aperture
f/4.5
Stabilisation
Yes
Weight
1,160 g

What reviewers say

Both praise the low weight, manageable handling, sharp images and effective stabilisation for handheld wildlife and sports work. They find fast, reliable autofocus and strong results wide open. Camera Labs found good performance with the 1.4× converter but a visible softness increase with the 2×, and criticised focus breathing and the tripod foot; Digital Camera World notes the slower aperture than the larger f/2.8 option.

From digitalcameraworld.com, cameralabs.com, cameralabs.com and cameralabs.com

Optics

Lens type
Prime
Focal length
400 mm
Maximum aperture
f/4.5
Minimum aperture
f/32
Optical construction
Nineteen elements in thirteen groups
Special elements
One ED, two Super ED and one SR element
Coatings
Nano Crystal Coat and fluorine-coated front element
Diaphragm
Nine rounded blades
Angle of view
FX 6°10′; DX 4°

Mount and compatibility

Mounts
Nikon Z mount
Image circle
Full frame
Compatibility
At launch, memory recall supported Z9, Z7II, Z6II and Z30 with updated firmware; Nikon stated other models would follow through firmware updates
Teleconverter support
Nikon Z TC-1.4× and TC-2.0× provide 560 mm and 800 mm focal lengths respectively; Nikon warns AF performance can deteriorate with subject, brightness and focus position

Focus and stabilisation

Autofocus
Yes
Minimum focus distance
2.5 m
Maximum magnification
0.16×
Optical stabilisation
Yes
Autofocus detail
STM stepping-motor autofocus; internal focusing
Focus distance detail
Nikon specifies a 2.5 m minimum distance and 0.16× maximum reproduction ratio. Camera Labs measured 2.36 m and 1:5.6 on its sample; main figures retain maker specifications
Stabilisation detail
Lens-shift VR with voice-coil motors; 5.5 stops CIPA on an FX camera in Normal mode, or 6 stops with Z9 Synchro VR
Video features
Nikon describes suppressed focus breathing and smooth exposure changes; Camera Labs measured a visible 9% magnification change from infinity to 4.1 m

Design

Dust and moisture resistant
Yes
Filter diameter
95 mm
Maximum diameter
104 mm
Length
234.5 mm
Weight
1,160 g
Controls
L-Fn and L-Fn2 buttons, silent control ring and memory-set button; focus limiter selects Full (infinity–2.5 m) or infinity–6 m
Weather resistance
Weather sealing and mount gasket; Nikon does not guarantee dust and drip protection in all conditions
Dimensions detail
Approximately 104 mm maximum diameter × 234.5 mm from mount flange
Weight detail
Approximately 1160 g without tripod collar, 1245 g with it
Tripod mount
Removable tripod foot; Camera Labs reports no Arca-Swiss groove
In the box
LC-95B front cap, LF-N1 rear cap, HB-105 hood and CL-C5 case
Release detail
Nikon Japan gives 15 July 2022; Nikon USA announced July 2022 availability

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Optical VR rated at 5.5 stops
  • Supports Nikon Z 1.4× and 2× teleconverters
  • Customisable buttons and focus-distance memory

Cons

  • Fixed 400 mm focal length
  • 2.5 m minimum focusing distance
  • Tripod foot lacks an Arca-Swiss groove

Closest rivals

Model
MountFocal lengthMax apertureStabilisationWeightReleased
Nikon Z mount400 mmf/2.8Yes2,950 gFeb 2022
Nikon Z mount600 mmf/4Yes3,260 gNov 2022
Nikon Z mount600 mmf/6.3Yes1,390 gOct 2023

Sources

  1. nikon.co.uk/en_GB/product/lenses/mirrorless/nikkor-z-400mm-f4.5-vr-s
  2. nikonusa.com/press-room/400mm-4-5
  3. nij.nikon.com/products/lineup/nikkor/zmount/nikkor_z_400mm_f45_vr_s/index.html
  4. digitalcameraworld.com/reviews/nikon-z-400mm-f45-vr-s-review
  5. cameralabs.com/nikon-z-400mm-f4-5-vr-s-review
  6. cameralabs.com/nikon-z-400mm-f4-5-vr-s-review/2
  7. cameralabs.com/nikon-z-400mm-f4-5-vr-s-review/4

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