Tiltshift nikon Pc#
With a release date set for October 27, the PC NIKKOR 19mm f/4E ED price tag will be $3,399. The tilt effect alters the focal plane of the image, but the shift effect alters an image’s perspective. The new Nikon PC 19mm f/4E joins the PC-E NIKKOR 24mm F3.5D ED, PC-E Micro NIKKOR 45mm f/2.8D ED and the PC-E Micro NIKKOR 85mm f/2.8D in its range of perspective control lenses. The Nikon PC 19mm f/4E ED also incorporates an electromagnetic diaphragm for fast auto-exposure control. The new Nikon lens also features Nikon’s Nano Crystal Coat to ward off ghosting and flare, and a Fluorine coating helps protect the lens from dirt, water and smudges, Nikon adds. The NIKKOR 19mm f/4E boasts three ED and two aspherical elements to help keep distortion and glare at bay, as well as ‘virtually eliminating’ chromatic aberration and coma, Nikon says, even at the widest aperture settings.
The lens accepts 82mm diameter filters, but no hood is supplied. After making your adjustment, the smaller knobs will lock the lens. Tilt knobs have a ’T’ and shift knobs have an ’S’ on them. The direction of shift can be rotated by 90° for portrait-format shooting, while the tilt axis can also be rotated independently though 90°. The knobs around the barrel of the lens can be adjusted for tilt and shift. This gives photographers more control than ever over perspective, focus and depth of field, Nikon says. The tilt angle can be adjusted by up to +/-8.5° and there’s +/-12mm of shift available for correcting converging verticals. What’s more, the PC 19mm f/4E offers photographers the opportunity to make the direction of tilt operation parallel or perpendicular to shift. The new FX lens offers 97 degrees of coverage, which is the widest focal length of any of the ‘perspective control’ Nikon lenses in the NIKKOR range. Nikon has announced its widest-ever tilt-shift lens, introducing the PC NIKKOR 19mm f/4E ED.
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