Save $150 on "one of the finest Nikon Z lenses that we've seen"
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If you've been looking for a stunner of a lens, for both general shooting and extreme close-ups, the Nikkor Z MC 105mm f/2.8 VR S is now available for just $896.955 at B&H .
You can save $150 on the Z lens' previous price tag of $1,046.95. And top-tier primes are not coming cheap, so this deal offers a great discount on what we've called in our review "one of the finest Nikon Z lenses that we've seen."
Save $150 at B&HNikon's MC 105mm delivers superb image quality, fast autofocus, and excellent stabilization for both macro and general shooting. It features pro-level handling with a customizable control ring, OLED display, and weather-sealed build. View Deal
Short: The Nikkor Z MC 105mm f/2.8 VR S is a top-tier lens for performance and versatility. It's one of the finest Nikon Z lenses that we've seen to date, and that's really saying something.
The Z MC 105mm is great for capturing wildlife photography, through portraiture and landscape, to extreme close-ups, where its 1.0x magnification factor reveals near-microscopic levels with clarity and depth. And it's not only about sharpness (though it's razor-sharp from center to the edge), it's also about how effortlessly it lets you create.
With lightning-fast pinpoint autofocus and 4.5-stop optical VR, it partners beautifully with Nikon's Z-series cameras for incredibly stable, high-impact images – handheld or on the go. From the customizable control ring to the multifunction OLED display and weather-sealed construction, this lens has it all. And yes, it costs more than the Z MC 50mm – about 50% more – but the performance leap is undeniable.
As mentioned, top-tier primes are not coming cheap, making this deal even more interesting. By investing in the Nikkor Z MC 105mm, you get a pro-grade build and image quality that borders on flawless.
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