02-Mar-2020 | Market Research Store
For their mirrorless system, Nikon unveiled two new Z-mount lenses: NIKKOR Z 24 - 200mm f / 4 - 6.3VR and NIKKOR Z 20mm f/1.8S. The firm has also launched Nikon D6 DSLR flagship camera.
Nevertheless, both lenses are weather sealed, and although Nikon says the 24-200 mm is "affordable," it will still cost you more than the old level entry lens.
The new 20 mm f/1.8 lens meets Nikon's high-performance Z-mount lens "S-line," which offers edge-to-edge sharpness, including wide-open lens features, and the newest Nikon lens.
The latest 24-200 mm f/4-6.3 VR issues flexibility. With an extremely wide focal range packaged in a lightweight (20 oz) package and built-in stabilisation, this lens is intended to give fans a lot of bang for their buck.
Inside you will find 2 aspheric lens components, 2 ED glass lens elements, and 1 aspheric ED glass module with Nikon's ARNEO Coating, all working together to help minimize distortion, fading of color and flare. Furthermore, built-in VR provides 5 stability stops that can work in tandem with the IBIS used in the Z6 and Z7 full frame, or by itself when combined with the unreliable Z50.
As stated in the Market Research Store's new market research forecast, global glass lens market will grow at a healthy CAGR in the coming years in terms of USD million by 2026.