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Samyang AF 85mm F1.4 Nikon F Auto Focus Lens
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| Model name | AF 85 mm F1.4 F |
| Aperture range | F1.4 ~ 16 |
| Lens optical Construction | 9 Elements in 7 Groups |
| Lens optical Special lens | Hybrid ASP 1 |
| Coating | UMC |
| Minium focusing distance | 0.90m (2.95ft) |
| Maximum maginification ratio | x 0.11 |
| Filter size | 77.0mm |
Exceptional Performance For Perfect Portraits
Light weight and Compact Design
Samyang AF 85mm F1.4 F is designed with a bright aperture of F1.4. The new 85mm is formed of 9 elements in 7 groups, with 1 Hybrid aspherical lens. It also has Ultra Multi Coating, a feature used to reduce ghosting and lens flare. This lens provides smooth out-focusing and beautiful bokeh effect with excellent center resolution. The AF 85mm F1.4 F lens is equipped with a variety of Samyang\u2019s most advanced lens technologies, making it ideal for a variety of shooting situations \u2013 portraits, outdoor, pets and more. It is also lightweight and compact, weighs only 480g without lens caps and hood, maximizing portability and usability.
Setting the 'Lens aberration correction function' for Nikon cameras.
To maximize the performance of the Samyang lens, please disable the \u2018Lens aberration correction function\u2019 on your Nikon camera.
* 'Peripheral illumination correction', 'Chromatic aberration correction', 'Diffraction correction', and 'Distortion correction' from the 'Lens aberration correction function' are not supported.
- Beautiful bokeh for portrait
- Excellent Auto Focus performance
- Light weight and Compact Design
- Weather sealing design for protection from external influences