Nikon AF-S Nikkor 24-120mm f/4G ED VR

Focal length

24-120mm

Crop factor

1

Aperture (max/min)

f/4 - f/22

Close focus distance

1.3 ft. (0.4m)

Max. magnification

1:4.2

Diaphragm blades

9 (rounded)

Construction

17 elements in 13 groups

Features

Short back focus

No No

Ultrasonic motor

Yes Yes

Lens-based stabilization

Yes Yes

Macro capable

No No

Application

Standard zoom

Physical

Max. length

103mm

Diameter

84mm

Weight

707.6g

Filter diameter

77mm

Accessories

Lens hood

HB-53

Case

CL-1218

24-120mm focal length

Compact silent wave autofocus motor with full-time manual override

Nikon F-lens mount for use with Nikon FX format DSLRs

Rear-focussing elements allow for a non-rotating lens front, enabling easier usage of rotating filters such as circular polarisers

Dust gasket around lens mount to reduce dust entering when lens and camera are attached

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