(Refurbished Excellent) Nikon NIKKOR Z DX 16-50mm f/3.5-6.3 VR - Black - Z-mount Camera Lens

The NIKKOR Z DX 16-50mm f/3.5-6.3 VR is a marvel of miniaturization, designed to provide big imaging power in a package that weighs just 135g. Its retractable design allows it to sit nearly flush against the camera body, making it the perfect "carry-everywhere" lens for users of the Nikon Z 50, Z fc, or Z 30.

Versatile "Sweet Spot" Zoom

Despite its diminutive size, this lens covers a highly practical focal range:

Wide-Angle to Portrait: The 16-50mm range (24-75mm equivalent in 35mm format) is ideal for street scenes, tight interiors, and flattering close-ups.

Close-Up Capability: Get as close as 0.2m (7.87 in) to your subjects at the 24mm zoom position, perfect for capturing intricate details or food photography.

Retractable Mechanism: The button-free design allows you to simply rotate the zoom ring to extend the lens and start shooting instantly.

Steady Shots and Smooth Video

Nikon has packed professional-grade stabilization and focus technology into this kit lens:

Rock-Steady VR: Built-in optical Vibration Reduction compensates for camera shake, allowing you to shoot at shutter speeds up to 4.5 stops slower than would otherwise be possible.

Stepping Motor (STM): Delivers fast, accurate, and virtually silent autofocus, which is crucial for recording clean video without picking up mechanical noise.

Minimized Focus Breathing: Designed to suppress the shifting of the angle of view when changing focus, ensuring your videos look professional and cinematic.

Advanced Optical Construction

The Z-mount’s large diameter allows this lens to gather more light and deliver improved sharpness from the center to the far edges of the frame.

Precision Elements: Features one Extra-low Dispersion (ED) element and four aspherical elements to minimize color fringing and distortions.

Customizable Control Ring: Assign functions like manual focus, aperture control, ISO, or exposure compensation to the tactile ring for intuitive adjustments while shooting.