Nikon Confirms NIKKOR Z 120-300mm f/2.8 TC VR S in Development
A 120-300mm f/2.8 with a built-in teleconverter is not a normal lens announcement. Flip the TC and you're shooting 120-420mm at f/4, which means sports and wildlife shooters get one barrel of glass covering ground that currently needs two separate lenses and a lens swap at the worst possible moment. That 120mm wide end is also smarter than the 200mm fixed primes it competes with, giving you actual flexibility at the tight end for when the action closes in. Nikon has confirmed development officially through Nikon Australia, so this is real and on the roadmap, not a leak. No price or ship date yet, but Z-mount sports shooters should be watching this closely. Canon R and Sony FE users have nothing directly equivalent at this aperture and zoom range combination, which makes this a genuine differentiator for the system.
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