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User’s Manual

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Manuel d’utilisation

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Manual del usuario

NIKKOR Z 70-200mm f/2.8 VR S

Printed in Thailand

7MMA2930-03

Nikon

NIKKOR

NIKON CORPORATION

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User's Manual

Before

using

this

product,

pl

e

ase

re

ad

these

instructions

carefully.

You

w

ill

also

need

to

consult

the

cam

e

ra

manual.

•

This

lens

is

intended

exclusiv

e

ly

for

use

with

mirrorless

cameras

featuring

a

Nikon

Z

mount.

•

Update

to

the

latest

version

of

the

camera

firmware

before

using

this

lens

with

the

Z

7,

Z

6,

or

Z

50,

as

otherwise

the

camera

may

fail

to

correctly

recognize

the

lens

and

features

such

as

vibration

reduction

may

be

unavailable.

The

latest

firmware

is

available

from

the

Nikon

Download

Center

For Your Safety

To

nt

damage

to

prop

e

rty

or

injury

to

yourself

or

to

oth

e

rs,

re

ad

"For

Your

Safety

"

in

its

entirety

befor

e

using

this

product.

Keep

these

safety

instructions

where

all

those

who

use

this

product

will

read

them.

&

WARNING

:

Failure

to

observe

the

precautions

marked

with

this

icon

cou

ld

result

in

death or

severe

injury.

Lt.

CAUTION:

Failure

to observe the precautions marked with this i

co

n

co

uld

result

in

injury

or

property

damage.

&

WARNING

•

Do

not

di

sasse

mble

or

modify

this product.

Do

not touch internal parts that

become

exposed

as

the result of a fall or

other accident.

Failure

to

obs

e

rve

th

e

se

pr

e

cautions

could

re

sult

in

ele

ctric

shock

or

other

injury.

•

Should

you

notice

any

abnormalities

such

as

the

product

producing

smoke,

heat

or

unusual

odors

,

immediately

disconnect

the

camera

po

we

r

source.

Continued

operation

could

result

in

fire,

burns

or

other

injury

.

•

Keep

dry,

Do

not handle with wet hands.

Failure

to

obs

e

rve

th

e

se

pr

e

cautions

could

re

sult

in

fire

or

e

lectric

shock.

•

Do

not u

se

this product

in

the

pre

sen

ce

of flammable dust or

gas

such

as

propane, gasoline or

aerosols.

Failure

to

observe

this

precaution

could

result

in

explosion

or

fire.

•

Do

not directly view the

sun

or other bright light

source

through the

lens

.

Failure

to

observe

this

precaution

could

result

in

visual

impairment.

•

Keep

this product out of

reach

of

children.

Failure

to

observe

this

precaution

could

result

in

injury

or

prcduct

malfunction.

In

addition,

not

e

that

small

parts

constitut

e a

choking

hazard.

Should

a

child

swallow

any

part

of

this

product,

seek

immediate

medical

attention

.

•

Do

not handle with

bare

hands

in

locations

exposed

to extremely high or

low temperatures.

Failure

to

observe

this

precaution

could

result

in

burns

or

frostbite

.

&-

CAUTION

•

Do

not

leave

the

lens

pointed

at

the

sun

or other

strong

light

sources.

Light

focused

by

the

lens

could

cause

fire

or

damage

to

product's

internal

parts.

When

shooting

backlit

subj

e

cts,

ke

ep

the

sun

well

out

of

th

e

frame.

Sunlight

focus

ed into

th

e

camera

when

th

e

sun

is

clos

e

to

the

frame

could

cause

fire.

•

Do

not

leave

the product where

it

will

be

exposed to extremely high

temperatures, for

an

extended period

such

as

in

an

enclosed

automobile

or

in

direct sunlight.

Failure

to

observe

this

precaution

could

result

in

fire

or

prcduct

malfunction.

•

Do

not transport

cameras

or

lenses

with tripods or similar

accessories

attached.

Failure

to

obs

e

rve

this

precaution

could

result

in

injury

or

product

malfunction.

I

Notices

for

Customers

in the

U.S

.A.

This

device

complies

with

part

15

of

the

FCC

Rules

.

Operation

is

subject

to

the

follow-

ing

two

conditions:

(1)

this

device

may

not

cause

harmful

interference,

and

(2)

this

device

must

accept

any

interference

received,

including

interference

that

may

cause

undesired

operation

.

Federal Communications Commission

(FCC)

Radio

Frequency Interference

Statement

This

equipment

has

been

tested

and

found

to

comply

with

the

limits

for

a

Class

B

digital

device,

pursuant

to

Part

15

of

the

FCC

rules

.

These

limits

are

designed

to

provide

reason-

able

protection

against

harmful

interference

in

a

residential

installation.

This

equipment

generates,

uses,

and

can

radiate

radio

frequency

energy

and,

if

not

installed

and

used

in

accordance

with

th

e

instructions,

may

caus

e

harmful

interfe

rence

to

radio

communica

-

tions.

However,

there

is

no

guarantee

that

interferenc

e

will

not

occur

in

a

particular

instal

-

lation.

If

this

equipment

does

cause

harmful

int

e

rf

e

rence

to

radio

or

te

levision

reception,

which

can

be

determined

by

turning

the

e

quipment

off

and

on,

the

user

is

encourag

ed

to

try

to

corr

e

ct

the

interfer

e

nc

e

by

on

e

or

more

of

the

following

measures

:

•

Reorient

or

relocate

the

receiving

antenna

.

•

Increase

the

separation

between

the

equipment

and

receiver.

•

Connect

the

equipment

into

an

outlet

on

a

circuit

different

from

that

to

which

the

receiver

is

connected

.

•

Consult

the

dealer

or

an

experienced

radio/television

technician

for

help

.

CAUTIONS

Modifications

The

FCC

requires

the

user

to

be

notified

that

any

changes

or

modifications

made

to

this

device

that

are

not

expressly

approved

by

Nikon

Corporation

may

void

the

user's

authority

to

operate

the

equipment.

Nikon

Inc,

1300

Walt

Whitman

Road,

Melville,

New

York

11

74

7-

3064,

U.S.A.

Tel.

:

631

-

54

7-

4200

I Notice for

Customers

in

Canada

C

AN

ICES

-3 B /

NMB

-3 B

Using

the

Lens

I

Parts

of

the

Lens:

Names

and

Functions

(Fig.

1)

Refer

to

the

diagram

on

the

left

edge

of

this

sheet

CD

Lens

hood

mounting

mark

Use

when

attaching

the

lens

hood

.

®

Rubber

grip

-

@

Zocm

ring

Rotate

to

zoom

in

or

out.

©

Focal

length

scale

Determine

the

approximate

focal

length

when

@

Focal

length

mark

z

ooming

the

lens

in

or

out.

Use

for

manual

focus.

When

focusing

using

autofocus,

you

can

adjust

focus

manually

by

®

Foc

us

ring

rotating

the

ring

while

the

shutter-release

but-

ton

is

pressed

halfway;

after

focusing,

press

the

shutter

-

release

button

the

rest

of

the

way

down

to

shoot.

(J)

Display

button

Sav

e

settings

or

choose

the

information

shown

in

the

lens

info

panel.

®

Lens

info

panel

View

focus

distance,

depth

of

field,

and

other

information.

®

Lens

rotation

index

Use

wh

en

rotating

th

e

camera

from

landscape

@)

Tripod

collar

rotation

to

portrait

orientation

or

vice

versa.

index

@

Tripod

collar

ring

-

Rotate

to

adjust

a

setting

such

as

Aperture

or

Exposure

compensation

assigned

using

the

cam-

@

Control

ring

era

.

For

more

information,

s

ee

th

e

description

of

Custom

control

assignment

in

the

c

amera

manual.

@)

Lens

mount

i

ng

mark

Use

when

mounting

the

lens

on

the

camera

.

@

Rubber

lens

-

mount

-

gas

~

et

@)

CPU

contacts

Used

to

transfer

data

to

and

from

the

camera

.

@)

L-Fn2

button

Press

to

perform

a

function

assigned

using

the

(4

locations)

camera.

For

more

information

,

see

the

descrip-

@ L-

Fn

button

tion of

Custom

control

assignment

in

the

camera

manual.

®

Lens

rotation

index

(90~

Use

wh

en

rotating

th

e

camera

from

landscape

@)

Tr

i~

collar

rotation

to

portrait

orientation

or

vice

versa.

index

(901

@)

Tripod

collar

ring

at-

tachment

screw

Use

to

fix

the

tripod

collar

ring

in

place

.

@

Tr

i

pod

co

l

lar

mount-

-

ingfoot

Change

the

focus

mode

Focus-mode

switch

A:

Auto

focus

@ 1~ 1 M:

Manual

focus

Note

that

regardless

of

the

setting

chosen,

fo-

cus

must

be

adjusted

manually

when

manual

focus

mode

is

selected

using

c

amera

controls

.

Choose

the

autofocus

range

.

Focus

limit

switch

•

FULL:

If

the

subject

is

sometimes

5 m

(16.5

ft)

@

IF~

Sm

l

or

closer,

set

it

to

FULL

.

•

=-S

m:

If

your

subject

will

always

be

at

dis-

tance

of

at

least

5 m

(16.5

ft),

select

this

op-

tion

for

faster

focusing

.

@

Security

slot

(for

anti-

Third

-

party

anti

-

th

eft

cabl

es

can

be

attach

ed

to

this

slot.

For

more

information,

see

the

doc

-

theft

cable)

umentation

provid

ed w

ith

the

cabl

e.

@

Len;

hood

lock

mark

Use

when

attaching

the

lens

hood.

Lens

hoods

block

stray

light

that

would

other

-

@

Lens

hood

wise

cause

flare

or

ghosting

.

They

also

serve

to

protect

the

lens.

@

Lem

hoed

alignment

mark

Use

when

attaching

the

lens

hood

.

@

Lem

hood

lock

release

button

Use

when

re

moving

the

le

ns

hood.

@

Tripod

col

l

ar

Use

when

the

camera

is

mounted

on

a

tripod

.

@

Tripod

collar

lock

Use

to

fix

the

tripod

collar

to

the

tripod

collar

screw

mounting

foot.

®

Tripod

col

l

ar

lock

Use

when

detaching

the

tripod

collar

from

the

release

lever

tripod

collar

mounting

foot.

@

Len;

cap

(front

cap)

-

@I

Lens

cap

(rear

cap)

-

~

Attachment

and

Removal

Attaching

the

Lens

See

@

-

See

Q,

@

See

O

-

See

(l)

-

See

(}

-

See

@

SeeO

-

[I] Turn

the

ca

m

era

off, remove

the

body cap,and detach

the

rear

lens

cap.

[[I Position the l

ens

on

th

e camera body, keeping the mounting mark

on

th

e lens align

ed

with the mounting mark

on

the camera body,

and then rotate the l

ens

cou

nt

erclockwi

se

until

it

clicks into place.

Removing

the

Lens

[I]

Turn

th

e

came

ra

off.

[gJ

Pr

e

ss

a

nd

hold the lens rel

ease

button while turning the lens clockwi

se.

€)

The Lens Info Panel

The

lens

Info

panel

®

lights

when

the

lens

is

attached

to

a

camera

and

the

cameraison

.

Press

the

display

button

Q)

to

cycle

the

display

as

shown:

Minimum

focus

distance

index

1

Focus

1istance

I

r• ,

iMIJ:1

--

-

Aperturel

Focal

length

1

The

minimum

focus

distance

index

is

an

estimate

of

the

minimum

focus

distance

at

each

focal

length.

The

minimum

focus

distance

varies

depending

on

the

zoom

position.

2

Aperture

is

displayed

only

when

the

camera

is

-

;;:V,~~

~

h:il

:

s!~;::play

forothermoaes

is

-

•

The

focus

mode

(

AF

or

MF

)

is

briefly

displayed

when

chosen

using

t

he

focus

-

mode

switch.

•

When

the

focus

limit

switch

is

used,

the

selected

focus

range

(

FULL

or

00-

Sm

)

is

briefly

displayed

.

•

The

panel

turns

off

automatically

when

the

camera

standby

timer

expires

or

if

no

lens

operations

are

performed

for

about

10

seconds

.

Press

the

display

button

to

reactivate

the

display.

II

The

Lens

Info

Panel

Thefocusdistance,deprhoffield,andorherinformationdisplayedinrhe

l

enslnfopanela

r

eapproxima-

tionsonly.

@ Panel Options

Follow

the

steps

below

to

choose

the

units

for

focus

distance

from

meters

(m)

or

feet

(

ft

)

or

adjust

the

brightness

of

the

lens

Info

panel.

[I]

Pr

ess

and

hold

the

disp

l

ay

button

to

v

ie

w

settings

.

,

Unit

or

brightness

selection

options

will

be

displayed

.

The

currently

select-

ed

item

will

flash.

,

Press

the

display

button

to

toggle

between

displays.

--

Units

Brightness

[g]

Choos

e a setting

using

the

lens

co

ntrol

ring.

Units

-

Rotate

the

control

ring

to

choose

from

me-

ters

(m}

or

feet

(

ft

).

Brightness

-

Rotate

the

control

ring

in

the·+·

(brighter)

or

· - "

(darker)

direction.

-

Choose

from

6

levels

of

brightness.

-

To

turn

the

lens

info

panel

off,

rotate

the

..

ring

in

the

•_

w

direction

until

the

-:9;

icon

changes

to

*.

•

Press

the

display

button

to

save

changes

and

toggle

the

display.

,

If

no

operations

are

performed

using

lens

controls

for

about

5

seconds,

panel

options

will

clear

from

the

display

and

changes

will

be

canceled.

W

Press

a

nd

hold

the

disp

l

ay

button to

return

to

the

lens information

dis-

play.

,

Choosing

*

for

brightness

turns

the

lens

info

panel

off.

To

turn

the

display

on

again,

press

and

hold

the

display

button.

@ Attaching

and

Removing

the

Lens Hood

AttachingtheLens

Hood

Align

the

lens

hood

mounting

mark

with

the

lens

hood

alignment

mark

(0 )

and

then

rotate

the

hood

(8 )

until

the

mounting

mark

is

aligned

with

the

lens

hood

lockmark(

E)

).

Lens

hood

alignment

mark

1:1:

unr,ng

mark

/"""-

L-

en

_s_

hoo

_ r

lock

mark

&l

l

►

t

0

Using

the Tripod Collar

When

using

a

tripod,

attach

it

to

the

lens'tripod

collar

instead

of

the

camera.

When

using

a

tripod,

be

sure

to

fully

tighten

the

tripod

collar

lock

screw,

other-

wise

the

lens

may

fall

off

the

tripod

accidentally

and

cause

bodily

injury

.

Attaching

the

Tripod

Collar

(Fig.1)

Slide

the

tripod

collar

mounting

foot

all

the

way

into

the

tripod

collar

(0 }

and

keep

it

in

this

position

while

fully

tightening

the

tripod

collar

lock

screw

(

f.)

)

Changing

theCameral

Position

(Fig.

J)

Loosen

the

tripod

collar

ring

attachment

screw

(0

).

Rotate

the

camera

to

align

the

lens

rotation

index

with

the

tripod

collar

rotation

in-

dex

that

matches

the

desired

orientation

(landscape

or

portrait)

(

f.)

),

then

tighten

the

screw

(

E)

).

Detaching

the

Tripod

Collar

(Fig.

4)

Fully

loosen

the

tripod

collar

lock

screw

(0 ).

While

holding

down

the

tr

i

pod

collar

lock

release

l

ever

(

f,)

),

slide

the

tripod

collar

mounting

foot

(8

).

I

When

Shooting

Using

Cameras

with Built-in

Flash

Shadows

will

be

visible

in

photos

where

the

light

from

the

built-in

flash

is

obscured

by

the

lens

or

lens

hood.

Remove

the

lens

hood

before

shooting.

Note,

however,

that

even

if

the

hood

is

removed,

shadows

may

still

be

visible

at

some

focal

lengths

and

focus

distances.

,

Shadows

may

be

visible

in

photos

when

you

use

the

built

-

in

flash

with

this

lens

mounted.

The

focal

lengths

and

focus

distances

at

which

photos

can

be

taken

with-

out

shadows

are

as

follows.

Camera

1

Focal

length

Focusdistance

1

105mm

3.0m/9ft10.1 in.or

more

150

135mm

1.3

m/4

ft

3.1

in.

or

more

200mm

1.2

m/3

ft

11.2

in.or

more

1

For

the

latest

information,

refer

to

the

manual

of

the

camera.

2

Lens

hood

not

attached.

I Vibration

Reduction

(VR)

The

lens's

on-board

vibration

reduction

can

be

enabled

or

disabled

using

camera

con-

trols;

see

the

camera

manual

for

details.

Vibration

reduction

reduces

blur

caused

by

camera

shake,

al

lowing

shutter

speeds

up

to

5.5

stops

(

Normal

mode}

slower

than

would

be

otherwise

and

increasing

the

range

of

shutter

speeds

available.

Note:

The

effects

ofVR

on

shutter

speed

are

measured

according

to

ca

mera

and

I

mag-

ing

P

roducts

A

ssociation

(CIPA}

standards

.

FX-format

lenses

are

measured

using

FX-for-

mat

mirrorless

cameras,

OX-format

lenses

using

DX-format

mirrorless

cameras.

Zoom

lenses

are

measured

at

maximum

zoom.

•

Do

not

turn

the

camera

off

or

remove

the

lens

while

vibration

reduction

is

in

effect.

If

power

to

the

lens

is

cut

while

vibration

reduction

is

on,

the

lens

may

ratt

le

when

shaken.

This

is

not

a

malfunction,

and

can

be

corrected

by

reattaching

the

lens

and

turning

the

camera

on.

•

Normal

and

Sport

vibration

reduction

can

reduce

blur

when

the

camera

is

mounted

on

a

tripod

.

Off

may

however

produce

better

results

in

some

cases

depending

on

the

type

of

tripod

and

on

shooting

conditions.

•

Normal

and

Sport

are

recommended

if

the

camera

is

mounted

on

a

monopod

.

I When

the

Lens

Is

Attached

The

focus

position

may

change

if

you

turn

the

camera

off

and

then

on

again

after

fo

-

cusing.

If

you

have

focused

on

a

pre-selected

location

while

waiting

for

your

subject

to

appear,

we

recommend

that

you

do

not

turn

the

camera

off

until

the

picture

is

taken

Precautions

for Use

•

Do

not

pick

up

or

hold

the

lens

or

camera

using

only

the

lens

hood.

•

Keep

the

CPU

contacts

clean.

,

Should

the

rubber

lens-mount

gasket

be

damaged,

cease

use

immediately

and

take

the

lens

to

a

Nikon-authorized

service

center

for

repair.

,

Replace

the

lens

caps

when

the

lens

is

not

in

use

.

•

To

protect

the

interior

of

the

lens,

store

it

out

of

direct

sunlight.

,

Do

not

leave

the

lens

in

humid

locations

or

in

locations

in

which

it

may

be

exposed

to

moisture.

Rusting

of

the

internal

mechanism

can

cause

irreparable

damage.

•

Do

not

leave

the

lens

open

flames

or

in

other

extremely

hot

locations.

Ex

-

treme

heat

could

damage

or

warp

exterior

parts

made

from

reinforced

plastic.

•

Rapid

changes

in

temperature

may

cause

damaging

condensation

inside

and

outside

the

lens.

Before

taking

the

lens

from

a

warm

to

a

cold

environment

or

vice

versa,

place

it

in

a

bag

or

plastic

case

to

slow

the

change

in

temperature.

,

We

recommend

that

you

place

the

lens

in

its

case

to

protect

it

from

scratches

during

transport.

Lens Care

,

Removing

dust

is

normally

sufficient

to

clean

the

glass

surfaces

of

the

lens

•

The

fluorine

-coate

d

front

lens

element

can

be

cleaned

as

described

below.

-

Smudges,

fingerprints,

and

other

oily

stains

can

be

removed

using

a

soft,

clean

cot

-

ton

cloth

or

lens

cleaning

tissue;

clean

from

the

center

outwards

using

a

circular

motion.

-

To

remove

stubborn

stains,

wipe

gently

using

a

soft

cloth

lightly

dampened

with

a

small

amount

of

distilled

water,

ethanol,

or

lens

cleaner.

-

Any

drop-shaped

marks

left

from

this

process

on

the

water

-

and

oil

-

repellent

sur

-

face

can

subsequently

be

removed

with

a

dry

cloth.

•

When

cleaning

the

rear

le

ns

element,

which

is

not

fluorine-coated

,

remove

smudges,

fin

-

gerprints,

and

other

oily

stains

using

a

soft,

clean

cotton

cloth

or

lens

cleaning

tissue

lightly

dampened

with

a

small

amount

of

ethanol

or

lens

cleaner.

Wipe

gently

from

the

center

outwards

in

a

circular

motion,

taking

care

not

to

leave

smears

or

touch

the

lens

with

your

fingers.

,

Never

use

organic

solvents

such

as

paint

thinner

or

benzene

to

clean

the

lens.

•

Neutral

Color

(NC)

filters

(available

separately)

and

the

like

can

be

used

to

protect

the

front

lens

element.

When

attaching

or

removing

the

hood,

hold

it

near

the

lens

hood

alignment

mark

(e ) ·

If

the

lens

will

not

be

used

for

an

extended

period,

store

it

in

a

cool,

dry

location

to

and

avoid

gr

i

pping

the

front

of

the

hood

too

tightly.

The

hood

can

be

reversed

and

~~;~~~~~Id

and

rust.

Do

not

store

in

direct

sunlight

or

with

naphtha

or

camphor

mounted

on

the

lens

'A'hen

not

in

use.

Removing

the

lens

Hood

Keeping

the

lens

hood

lock

release

button

pressed

(0

),

rotate

the

hood

in

the

direction

shown

(8 )

and

remove

it

from

the

lens

(8

).

Lens

hood

lock

release

button

The

same

procedure

can

be

used

when

the

hood

is

reversed

Accessories

I Supplied Accessories

•

LC

-

77B

Lens

Cap

(front

cap)

•

LF-Nl

Lens

Cap

(rear

cap)

•

HB-92

Lens

Hood

,

CL-C3

Lens

Case

~UsingtheLensCase

,

Thecaseisintendedtoprote<tthelensfromscratches,notfromfallsorotherphysicalshocks

•

Thecaseisnotwa1erresis1anr.

•

Thematerialusedinthecasemayfade,bleed,stretch,sh

ri

nk,orchangecolorwflenrubbedorwet.

•

Removedustwirhasoftbrush.

•

Waterandstainscanberemovedfromthesurfacewithasoft,drycloth.Donotusealcohol,benzene,thinner,

orothervo

l

atilechem

i

cals.

•

Donots

t

oreinlocationsex!X)sedtodirectsunlightorhlghtemperaturesorhumidity.

,

Donotusethecasetoc1eanthemonitoror

l

enselement5.

•

Becarefulthatthelensdoesnotfallfromttiecaseduringtransport.

Material:Polyester

I Compatible Accessories

77

mm

screw-on

filters

~Filters

•

Useonlyonefilteratatime.

,

Removethelenshoodbeforeattachingfil

t

ersorrotalingcircula

r

polarizingfilters

!Specifications

Mount

Nikon

Z

mount

Focal

length

70

-

200mm

Maximum

f/2.8

aperture

Len

s

construction

21

elements

in

18

groups

(including

6

ED

lens

elements,

2 a

spherical

elements,

1

fluorite

element

1

SR

lens

element,

elemenlS

with

Naoo

Crystal

and

ARNEO

coats,

andafluorine

-

coatedfrontlense

l

ement)

Angle

of

v

ie

w •

FX

format:

34°

20'

-12°

20'

•

DX

farmat22'

SO

' -8°

Focal

length

scale

Graduated

in

millimeters

{70,

8S,

105,135,200)

Focusing

system

Internal

focusing

system

Vibrationreduc-

Lens

shift

using

v

oice

coil

mo

tors

(VCMs)

tion

Minimum

focus

,

70

mm

zoom

position:

0.5

m

(1.64ft)

distance{mea·

•

85

mm

zoom

position:

0.63

m

(2.07ft)

suredfromfocal

• 1

OS

mm

zoom

position:

0.68

m

(2.23

ft)

plane

) •

135

mm

zoom

position:0.8

m

(2.62ft)

•

200

mm

zoom

position:

1.0

m

(3.28

ft)

Maximum

repro·

0.2x

ductionratio

Diaphragm

blade

s

9{roundeddiaphragmopening)

Aperture

range

f/2.8-22

Focu

s

limit

switch

Two

positions:

FULL

(oo

-

0.S

m)

and

00

-

Sm

Filter

-attac

hment

77

mm

(P

=

0.75mm)

size

Dimension

s

Approx.

89

mm/3.6

in.

maximum

diameter

x

220

mm/8.7

in

(distancefromcameralensmountflange)

Weight

Approx.1440g

(llb2.8oz)

(withthetnpodcollarl

Approx.

I

360

g

(J

lb)

(without

the

tr

i

pod

collar)

I

Nikon

reserves

the

r,ght

to

change

the

appearance,

specifications,

and

performance

of

this

product

at

any

time

and

without

prior

notice

Nikon

Retain

this

International

Warranty

with

proof

of

purchase

(bill

of

sale)

for

your

records

Nikon

Cor~.

LENS

ONE

YEAR

WORLDWIDE

LIMITED

WARRANTY

(Excluding

the

Continental

United

States,

Alaska,

Hawaii,

Puerto

Rico,

and

U.S.

Virgin

Islands)

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to

the

worldwide

family

of

Nikon

owners.

Your

Nikon

equipment

has

been

manufactured

to

the

highest

quality

standards

by

NIKON

CORPORATION,

Tokyo,

Japan.

This

limited

warranty

entitles

the

original

consumer

purchaser

to

international

warranty

protection

in

accordance

with

these

terms

and

conditions.

It

affords

the

original

consumer

purchaser

warranty

protection

outside

the

Continental

United

States,

Alaska,

Hawaii,

Puerto

Rico

and

the

U.S.

Virgin

Islands.

Such

warranty

coverage

is

supplemental

to

and

not

in

lieu

of

the

United

States

Nikon

Inc.

Lens

One

Year

USA

Limited

Warranty

which

is

received

by

the

original

consumer

purchaser

with

the

Nikon

product.

The

Nikon

product

except

for

batteries

is

warranted

by

NIKON

CORPORATION,

Tokyo,

Japan

to

be

free

from

defects

in

materials

or

workmanship

for

a

period

of

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(1)year

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the

international

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will

service

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any

parts

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assembly

of

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be

defective

in

materials

or

workmanship,

subject

to

the

following

limitations

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exclusions:

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This

warranty

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the

original

consumer

purchaser

only

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assignable

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transferable.

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This

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subject

to

misuse,

alteration,

abuse,

negligence,

accident

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repair

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had

its

serial

number

altered

or

removed.

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warranty

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lieu

of

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warranties

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but

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limited

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any

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warranty

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merchantability

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fitness

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particular

purpose,

except

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the

extent

prohibited

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applicable

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in

which

event

the

duration

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any

implied

warranty

shall

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limited

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law.

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circumstances

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Nikon

be

liable

for

consequential,

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special,

direct,

exemplary,

punitive

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damages

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or

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of

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may

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rights

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you

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which

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jurisdiction

to

jurisdiction.

In

order

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the

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purchaser

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Nikon

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either

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person

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addressed

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Department

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