NIKON Z 135mm f1.8 Plena AF lens (CLNZ-135f18)

Your perfect imaging partner

The NIKKOR Z 135mm f/1.8 S Plena is the second premium grade lens within the Z mount series, after the NIKKOR Z 58mm f/0.95 S  Noct lens, to be bestowed a special name indicative of its performance. Engraved with the word “Plena” to highlight its superiority in capturing superb, full expressions that harmonise the brilliance of subjects with beautiful bokehs, this premium lens design embodies exceptional optical performance worthy of top-tier NIKKOR Z lenses.

Users can expect form and function with this lens as it allows them to experience a sense of balance and an impressive impact without feeling imposing, thanks to its user-friendly design that takes advantage of the large diameter. Users can also focus on getting their shots as the lens features an L-Fn button at the top of the lens body to assign functions, much like the Fn1/Fn2 button, or change settings smoothly when shooting vertically.

Additionally, users can enjoy a smoother operation with a comfortable torque feeling, as the newly designed control ring allows for superb operability. The ring also enables a more intuitive experience where users can change setting values depending on how much they rotate it. In addition, users can capture a wider range of expressions with the lens’ versatile 82-mm filter-attachment size that leverages the large aperture and is suitable with a wide range of lenses. The anti-slip rubber at the front of the lens stabilises lens retention and supports reliable focus control while providing a better grip for transporting.

Engineered for easy video recording

Nikon's commitment to versatility is evident with the NIKKOR Z 135mm f/1.8 S Plena 's video recording capabilities. Carefully engineered with video recording in mind, this lens ensures that videographers can easily achieve exceptional image quality. Shooting in quiet situations, like capturing a sleeping lion, is easier with a click-less control ring and adopting a stepping motor (STM) for the AF and aperture mechanism.