The Nikon-Z bayonet with its particularly large diameter allows maximum light output right to the edges of the image field.

Aside from rather ho-hum sunstars and some intermittent issues with bokeh, it delivers in most respects and surpasses its much bulkier F-mount predecessor, which traded off absolute central sharpness for a more uniform field.As a result, you'll succeed in taking pictures with razor-sharp definition throughout the entire image circle, with rich colors and clear contrast. To make it easy we’ve teamed up with Deko whose technology lets you apply for and complete a loan application quickly, easily and informatively. Users also benefit from a wide ISO range which spans 100-51200 as well as 273 point Hybrid autofocus.

Now, I have strictly no reason to question DP's conclusions: they are a source of information to be taken with the credit of their experience. The bokeh can sometimes show a bit of patterning in out-of-focus highlights; for example, take a look at the pitted appearance of the out-of-focus highlights below.And though the Z-mount lens lacks the optical image stabilization of the F-mount, Nikon mirrorless cameras' capable in-body stabilization largely obviates the need for it, particularly at these focal lengths. Built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth make sharing simple, and Nikon’s SnapBridge app can turn your phone into a powerful accessory.