List of Nikon Z lenses

This page lists all the lenses adapted for the Nikon Z mount. This includes the brand’s lenses but also the most popular third-party brands. This page will be updated as new releases come out. So, don’t hesitate to tell me if you think a lens should be on this page.

The Nikon Z mount appeared when the first Nikon mirrorless camera bodies, such as the Z6 and Z7, were released in July 2018. Through the FTZ adaptor ring (see below), you can use Nikon F lenses on Nikon mirrorless camera bodies. If you’re still hesitating, I mention in this article the best mirrorless cameras of the moment.

Even if the choice is still limited, I present to you all the lenses for full frame and APS-C for this Z-mount.

As for the Canon RF range, the range of Nikon Z is still very limited, even if we can easily guess that Nikon will decide to catch up. All lenses in the Z series have autofocus.

Here are the Nikon Z lenses. I also decided to include the lenses that have been announced in the road-map 2021 by Nikon, meaning the lenses that are likely to be released in 2021.

For Nikon Z APS-C mirrorless cameras, there are very few lenses available at the moment. To my knowledge, there are only two Nikon lenses at the time of writing this article. Others have been announced for 2021. There are also a few manual focus alternatives mentioned below.

There is currently only one adapter ring available from Nikon to fit your Nikon F-DSLR lenses on your Nikon Z cameras: the FTZ adapter ring (Check on Amazon).

According to early feedback, the original unstabilized F-mount lenses (therefore non-VR) benefit now from the stabilization integrated into the Z6 or Z7 sensor. It is obviously a way for all those equipped with Nikon F-mount to enjoy their old lenses!

Since the release of the first Nikon mirrorless cameras, Samyang / Rokinon have only released to my knowledge two manual focus lenses, a 14mm and an 85mm (see below). For landscape photography, and knowing that manual focus isn’t a problem in this field, the 14mm is a good alternative to the still few and expensive Nikon wide-angle lenses.

As for the Canon RF mount, Laowa offers a set of lenses renowned for their quality for the Nikon Z mount. You have access in particular to beautiful wide-angle lenses and two lenses to go beyond the 1:1 reproduction ratio for macro photography. All these lenses are manual focus.

As far as I know, Meike has for the moment decided to produce two lenses for the Nikon Z mount. More details are given in the table below.

Viltrox has released only one manual focus lens for the Nikon Z mount at the time of writing. This is a lens to consider, for those who are looking for a fixed wide-angle focal length, knowing that the other alternative remains the Nikon Z 20mm f/1.8 S, four times more expensive.

If you’re not sure which camera brand is right for you, I’ve also created a page listing all the Canon RF lenses, for full-frame mirrorless cameras.