Lens Summary
Brand: Nikon
Also Known As: Nikon 500mm f/4D IF-ED II
Lens Type: Prime Lens
Format: Full Frame / FX
Focus: Autofocus
Lens Mount: Nikon F
Release Date: 2003-06-17
MSRP Price: N/A
Made in: Japan
Production Status: Discontinued
Lens Description: SWM for quiet high-speed autofocus. ED glass elements minimize chromatic aberrations. M/A mode for quick switch between autofocus and manual focus operation. Nine-blade rounded diaphragm achieves a natural blur for out-of-focus elements. Focuses down to 4.6m (4.4m in MF)
Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 500mm f/4D IF-ED II Specifications
Lens Specifications | |
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Lens Type | Prime Lens |
Focal Length | 500mm |
Mount Type | Nikon F |
Format | Full Frame / FX |
Compatible Format(s) | 35mm SLR |
Compatible with Teleconverters | Yes |
Maximum Reproduction Ratio | 1:7.8 |
Vibration Reduction (Image Stabilization) | Yes |
Aperture Information | |
Aperture Ring | Yes |
Maximim Aperture | f/4 |
Minimum Aperture | f/22 |
Maximum Angle of View (Full frame or larger format) | 5° |
Optical Information | |
Lens Elements | 11 |
Lens Groups | 9 |
Diaphragm Blades | 9 |
Extra-Low Dispersion Glass Elements | 3 |
Focus Information | |
Focus | Autofocus |
Built-in Focus Motor | Yes |
Silent Wave Motor (SWM) | Yes |
Internal Focusing | Yes |
Minimum Focus Distance | 4.6m |
Distance Information | Yes |
Filter Information | |
Filter Size | 52mm |
Accepts Filter Type | Slip-in |
Physical Characteristics | |
Weather / Dust Sealing | Yes |
Mount Material | Metal |
Tripod Collar | Yes |
Dimensions | 139.5×394mm |
Weight | 3430g |
Other Information | |
Available in Colors | Black |
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The Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 500mm f/4D IF-ED II does NOT have the vibration Reduction (Image Stabilization) feature.
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