The Nikon
AF-S Nikkor 58mm F/1.4G Lens is a highly advanced, precise aspherical lens that
delivers outstanding bokeh, brilliant low-light performance and unparalleled
clarity from edge to edge. To enable photographers to take brighter shots, it
has a wide maximum aperture of f/1.4.
This lens helps professionals in capturing flawless pictures by dealing with
common problems like light falloff, coma flares and lens aberration. Now, what
are you waiting for? Get this Nikon lens to shoot professional-quality
portraits, landscapes, night scenery and star-filled skies.
Remarkably
Precise Rendering of Point Light Sources
If you are in search of a lens that lets
you shoot brilliant pictures even in low-light surroundings then Nikon AF-S
Nikkor 58mm F/1.4G Lens makes for the perfect choice. Boasting of an advanced
design and a unique Nano Crystal Coat, the lens minimises ghosting and coma
flares and produces superb pictures. The next time you are planning to shoot
night cityscapes, don’t forget to carry this Nikon lens with you.
Redefining
Standards for Smooth Bokeh
This advanced lens from the house of Nikon
enhances image quality manifold by adding beautiful depth and smooth bokeh.
Equipped with a three-dimensional high fidelity lens, it results in improved
contrast and resolution at the focal plane; resulting in a gradual transition
in bokeh. To achieve a more natural blur, Halos around out-of-focus objects are
removed. You can use the manual focus ring to fine-tune the focus and achieve
desired degree of detail.
Outstanding
Sharpness at Infinity
Thanks to the ability of Nikon AF-S Nikkor 58mm F/1.4G Lens to
deliver clear reproduction throughout the frame including peripheral areas,
photographers can shoot stunning images at infinity while using maximum
aperture and faster shutter speeds. This Nikon lens is ideal for highly
detailed landscapes and architecture as it comes with absolute precision and
control.
Since the lens promises minimal lens
aberration, it captures even the smallest details at the edge of frame with
unparalleled clarity. As a result, you never need to crop your images.
Minimised
Light Falloff for Flawless Shots at Wide Aperture
Even if you are shooting at maximum
aperture, light falloff at the edge of frame (also known as vignetting) is
minimised. It is necessary as it ensures perfect exposure across the image and
produces brighter, more natural impression without any requirement of software
lens correction.
