Nikon Z 28mm F/2.8 Full Review - A budget NIKKOR bargain for the Z series!

The Nikon NIKKOR Z 28mm f/2.8 is one of the cheapest Z series full frame lenses available, but in many ways it's also one of the more fun lenses.

The small form factor of this lens means that in combination with a Nikon Zfc, Z50, Z6 or Z7 you end up with a very pocketable combination.

The plastic construction might put some people off, but it keeps weight down and despite the plastic it does feel well made. A customisable control ring means the NIKKOR Z 28mm even becomes a versatile film lens, but bear in mind a lack of internal VR means it is somewhat limited in this regard on the cropped sensor cameras such as the Z50.

Overall, this is a very capable lens given the size and cost and is undoubtedly a great addition to the Nikon Z lens line-up and a nice affordable prime lens.

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0:00 Introduction: Why the Nikon 28mm f/2.8 is Interesting
0:24 Lens Overview: Price, Specs, and Target Audience
1:05 Build Quality: Lightweight but Plastic
1:54 Features and Customization: Focus Ring Options
2:40 Autofocus Performance: Speed and Quiet Operation
3:51 Image Quality: Stills and Video Performance
5:14 Best Use Cases: Full Frame vs. Crop Sensor Cameras
6:02 Limitations: Lack of Image Stabilization
7:30 Comparisons: How It Stacks Up to Other Lenses
8:50 Final Thoughts: Who Should Buy This Lens?