Weighing in at just 998 g,1 the NIKKOR Z 70-200mm f/2.8 VR S II debuts as the lightest lens in its class.2 A full 362 g lighter than its predecessor, and 12 mm shorter, it will keep you lighter on your feet and more comfortable out in the field whether you're shooting with your camera rigged up, on a gimbal, or handheld.
More speed, more stability
Gather more light, freeze action with faster shutter speeds, isolate your subject, create truly beautiful bokeh. With a fast f/2.8 aperture and 6 stops of in-lens Vibration Reduction, this second-generation S-Line lens gives you every advantage in challenging conditions. For even greater stability, Synchro VR delivers maximum stabilisation at the centre and edges of the frame with compatible Z cameras.
Supercharged AF for everything you shoot
Equipped with our best AF system yet, the NIKKOR Z 70-200mm f/2.8 VR S II is quicker, sharper, and so much quieter than its predecessor. You’ll experience thrilling new levels of performance.
The speed and silence of Silky Swift VCM
Responsiveness gets a massive boost thanks to the sheer velocity of the Silky Swift voice coil motors, plus a high-performance guide mechanism and an AF actuator. Despite the speed, audible noise and vibrations are significantly reduced.
The precision of Nikon’s multi-focusing system
With multiple groups of lens elements moving in synchronisation and the new optical construction, precision has improved significantly. Portraits to action, get ready for next-level resolution and sharpness even at close distances.
All-new optical formula
Less weight, more detail. Fewer elements are used to greater effect in a streamlined optical design that takes sharpness, bokeh, and anti-glare performance to new heights.
Super ED and SR glass
Aspherical lens elements
Meso Amorphous Coat
ARNEO and SI coatings
Rounded 11-blade aperture
The NIKKOR Z 70-200mm f/2.8 VR S II features an upgraded 11-blade diaphragm. Combined with the new S-Line optical design, you can expect softer-looking bokeh and beautifully rendered point light sources.
Smoother bokeh, natural gradation
The bokeh produced is now so finely graded from the focal plane that you’ll be able to create images with a more natural sense of depth. With subject isolation this good, you may even find yourself composing scenes in entirely new ways.
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