Nikon Z 100–400 mm ƒ/4,5–5,6 VR S-line Nikkor
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Great lens! I not only use it for wildlife but landscapes as well. I am able to zoom to a specific feature of the landscape with the 100-400mm. It makes for some really interesting landscape shots!
Great lens! I not only use it for wildlife but landscapes as well. I am able to zoom to a specific feature of the landscape with the 100-400mm. It makes for some really interesting landscape shots!
Neil M
1. September 2025
Absolutely love this lens. I initially rented this lens and used it on my Z9 during hiking Enchanted Rock in Texas and fell in love with it then. Once I returned back to Chicago I needed a lens for the Air and Water Show as well as a lens for my landscapes as well. I cannot be happier with this purchase. Was between a 2x TC for my 70-200, this lens or the 180-600. I wanted the sharpness this lens offered over the TC and the 180-600 and I absolutely love it.
Absolutely love this lens. I initially rented this lens and used it on my Z9 during hiking Enchanted Rock in Texas and fell in love with it then. Once I returned back to Chicago I needed a lens for the Air and Water Show as well as a lens for my landscapes as well. I cannot be happier with this purchase. Was between a 2x TC for my 70-200, this lens or the 180-600. I wanted the sharpness this lens offered over the TC and the 180-600 and I absolutely love it.
Lewis F
21. August 2025
This was purchased as a complement to the 600/ƒ6.3, which is a bit long for fairly confined-space garden/close-up work. With the effective demise of long-focal-length (i.e. >100mm) macro lenses with mirrorless camera bodies, this lens is about as close to long-focus macro as I can get. It primary use is for near-macro shots of flowers/insects-in-flight (the especially masochistic photographor will enjoy trying for in-focus, well-composed, properly exposed, entirely sharp photos of fast-flying dragonflies :-) for a community garden where I volunteer. Coupled to a Z8, it works magnificently, is easy to balance and control handheld, versatile, and the images are just about as clean and sharp as the 105 macro or the 600. No complaints whatever. Sample photo attached.
This was purchased as a complement to the 600/ƒ6.3, which is a bit long for fairly confined-space garden/close-up work. With the effective demise of long-focal-length (i.e. >100mm) macro lenses with mirrorless camera bodies, this lens is about as close to long-focus macro as I can get. It primary use is for near-macro shots of flowers/insects-in-flight (the especially masochistic photographor will enjoy trying for in-focus, well-composed, properly exposed, entirely sharp photos of fast-flying dragonflies :-) for a community garden where I volunteer. Coupled to a Z8, it works magnificently, is easy to balance and control handheld, versatile, and the images are just about as clean and sharp as the 105 macro or the 600. No complaints whatever. Sample photo attached.
Matthew B
19. August 2025
Great lens just learning how to use it and my Nikon Z 6iii. Easily to use manually focus for nature photography or even capturing images in the sky. Plan to get a 2x Converter as it will be great for Alaska or other types of long distance photography. photographer_Hosea
Great lens just learning how to use it and my Nikon Z 6iii. Easily to use manually focus for nature photography or even capturing images in the sky. Plan to get a 2x Converter as it will be great for Alaska or other types of long distance photography. photographer_Hosea
Gary H
10. August 2025
My photography includes birds, flowers, amphibians (frogs and turtles) and insects (dragonflies, bees, syrphids and beetles). This lens offers the ability to do near macro photography from about 3.25 ft. (to not spook the little creatures) and also shoot birds at the long end. The resulting images are sharp. I have a Canon 500D close-up lens which I plan to use with this zoom to enable full macro photography (almost 1:1) as l don't have macro lens.
My photography includes birds, flowers, amphibians (frogs and turtles) and insects (dragonflies, bees, syrphids and beetles). This lens offers the ability to do near macro photography from about 3.25 ft. (to not spook the little creatures) and also shoot birds at the long end. The resulting images are sharp. I have a Canon 500D close-up lens which I plan to use with this zoom to enable full macro photography (almost 1:1) as l don't have macro lens.
Steven M
3. August 2025
