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  1. Nikon lenses can be categorized into different types, each with its own characteristics and benefits12. Here are some key types of Nikon lenses:
    1. Zoom Lenses: Provide flexibility by allowing you to zoom in and out.
    2. Prime Lenses: Fixed focal length lenses known for their sharpness and wide apertures.
    3. Macro Lenses: Designed for close-up photography, capturing intricate details.
    4. Wide-Angle Lenses: Ideal for landscapes and architecture.
    5. Telephoto Lenses: Offer long reach for wildlife and sports photography.
    6. Specialty Lenses: Includes fisheye, tilt-shift, and defocus control lenses.
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    Types of Nikon Lens Explained

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    Nikon Lens Types

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    How do AF Nikkor lenses work?
    AF NIKKOR lenses use a mechanical coupling between the lens and the camera body. On several Nikon DSLR camera bodies, the focus motor is in the camera and a series of gears drives the lens' focusing mechanism, which allows the lens to focus. AF-S NIKKOR lenses feature Nikon’s Silent Wave Motor (SWM).

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    What are Nikon lenses used for?
    These lenses allow the photographer to focus very close to the subject and reproduce them at a 1:1 life-size ratio on film or an imaging sensor. These lenses are popular for subjects such as flowers, insects and small products. Understanding focal length - Watch the video to learn about the focal length of Nikon DSLR lenses.

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    What is a Nikon s line lens?
    Nikon says S Line lenses were “developed in pursuit of a higher level of optical performance.” In essence, Nikon’s S Line lenses are equivalent to Sony’s GM and Canon’s L Series lenses. Among older F-Mount DSLR lenses, Nikon used a gold ring to indicate their highest quality, best-performing lenses.

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    What does 's' Mean on a Nikon Z-mount lens?
    Appearing as a suffix on Nikon’s range of Z-mount lenses designed for its full-frame mirrorless Z system cameras, 'S' stands for superior, and S-line lenses feature outstanding optical quality.

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    Which Nikkor lenses have a gold ring?
    For their newer Z-Mount lenses, Nikon uses the Nikkor “ S Line ” designation to indicate a pro-level lens. Still, several Nikkor Z lenses do feature the famed gold ring. These are the Z 600mm f/6.3, the Z 400mm f/2.8, the Z 600mm f/4, and the Z 800mm f/6.3.

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    Why do Nikon lenses have a gold ring?
    Among older F-Mount DSLR lenses, Nikon used a gold ring to indicate their highest quality, best-performing lenses. With the move to the mirrorless Z-Mount, Nikon intends the S Line branding to indicate the same pro-level quality and, consequently, high pricing.

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