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Nikon Nikkor Z DX 24mm f/1.7

Unlike some other manufacturers, the Nikon Z mount covers both full-frame and APS-C (DX) models, meaning you can use lenses between each format, no matter which they’ve been designed for.

Designated as a DX-format lens, you might want to use the Nikkor 24mm f/1.7 with cameras such as the Nikon Z 50, Z fc and Z 30. It’s a new compact prime which is aimed at meeting a range of needs for DX shooters of both the stills and video variety, with its small size, large aperture, useful equivalent focal length and relatively low price (£289).

The equivalent focal length works out as 36mm, making it well-suited as an everyday ‘walkaround’ lens. It’s ideal for subjects such as street photography, some landscapes and even environmental portraits. The focal length is also useful for vloggers and content creators who want to portray a natural point of view, too.

You could in principle use the 24mm f/1.7 on a

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