Nikon NIKKOR Z 24-120mm f/4 S | Premium constant aperture all-in-one zoom lens for Z series mirrorless cameras (wide angle to telephoto) | Nikon USA Model
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Features
- Camera compatibility: Compatible with FX and DX format Nikon Z series mirrorless (24mm-120mm on an FX format Z camera), (36mm 180mm on a DX format Z camera).
- Close focusing: Show the smallest details by getting as close as 1.15 ft. from your subject at any zoom position, including 120mm.
- Autofocus: Autofocus is split between two high-speed, ultra-quiet STM stepping motors, enabling close focusing, edge-to-edge sharpness and virtually no color bleeding or focus breathing.
- Custom control ring: Turn the ring on the lens to control, aperture, ISO or exposure compensation.
- Dedicated manual focusing ring for smooth and precise manual focusing.
Description
The NIKKOR Z 24-120 f/4 S brings a versatile all-purpose zoom range together with premium S-Line optics, a constant f/4 aperture, close focusing, robust weather-sealing and superior resolution—all in a compact, travel-friendly package.
Brand: Nikon
Focal Length Description: 24mm Wide ange to 120mm Telephoto
Lens Type: Wide Angle
Compatible Mountings: Nikon Z
Camera Lens Description: 24-120mm
Product Dimensions: 4.65 x 3.31 x 3.31 inches
Item Weight: 1.39 pounds
Item model number: 20105
Batteries: 1 AA batteries required.
Date First Available: October 28, 2021
Manufacturer: Nikon
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Top Amazon Reviews
I generally don't shoot F4 glass and prefer faster stuff, but I picked this up for a trip and it's truly a pro-grade optic. IQ is superior to superzooms like the 24-200 and it's very usable at F4 with excellent sharpness and micro-contrast. AF speed is very good on my Z9 and Zf. So in spite of being something of a lens snob, I find that the 24-120 F4s is very capable and perhaps the most ideal travel lens that offers a fairly broad zoom range with the lease IQ compromises. It's a very well engineered lens!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2025 by Capt RB
If you are considering a versatile lens for everyday use and for travel, this is a very good option. Prime lenses offer better optics in low light conditions or for special purposes, but nothing beats the usability and creative control of a good zoom lens, and this one from Nikon, with it's nearly 100mm focal range, is a perfect option. Would it be better if it were a F2.8 opening aperture? Sure, but it would weigh more than twice what it does now and it would cost well over twice the price. For 98% of everyday application, F4 is more than adequate, and if you know how to use your lens you can get nice looking bokeh for portraits as well. A great choice. No buyer's remorse for this one!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2025 by JJ
This lens has it all - wide focal length range, great optical quality, super fast focusing and excellent build quality!
Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2025 by Kenton Newton
I read many great reviews of this lens before I purchased it, so I won't be saying anything that hasn't already been published elsewhere (and probably said better). All I can add is they were right - this is one of the best value lenses out there in terms of cost vs. quality and versatility. The color, quality, and sharpness of this lens hit well above its price point. It is relatively light (at only 630g/~1.4lbs) and that makes for a great walkaround lens. With a compact/light camera body (e.g. something in the Z6 or Z7 range) you could be under 1360g (~3lbs) and cover a wide variety of situations. Pick up a 14-30mm and something like a 100-400 (or related focal range) and you could cover almost any situation with just a few lenses. Maybe working professionals (e.g. a wedding photographer) is going to want faster glass (like primes or a 24-70mm 2.8), but that gets very expensive very fast (and heavier).
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Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2024 by Amazon Customer
This lens has been a welcome addition to my Nikon set up. Depending on what you shoot and how you shoot, it is a great one lens for most jobs. I have been delighted with the performance and it is no slouch in low light either. The sharpness is outstanding and for those of you that love Bokeh; it has plenty of depth to it when you need it.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2025 by Spiritual Author Spiritual Author
My favorite 24-whatever for the Nikon Z. I like using the 24-200 for those times when I have to travel light and know I will have enough light to deal with. I like using the 24-70 f4 when I am videoing, it compliments my 14-30 f4 extremely well, both compacting down small and are light weight for travel and have outstanding image resolution. But this lens is on a different level. It produces some amazing images, offers a wide range and stays a constant f4 throughout. It is the perfect compromise between the 24-70 f4 and the 24-200 f4-6.3. One thing in particular I enjoy is the function button that is missing on the other 24-xx lenses I have. I use this button constantly and now that I am used to it, it's difficult for me to shoot without it. The 24-120 f4 has replaced the other 24-xx lenses I have for 99% of my usage.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2024 by funkermudgeon
I saw good reviews of this lens online, and I’m glad I got it instead of the kit lens. I haven’t had a lot of time to use it yet but so far it seems to be working well and should be really versatile. I highly recommend Adorama as a seller. They really did a great job packing the lens and it arrived quickly and without any issues.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2025 by Lucretiaura
I received the 24-120mm lens yesterday and have had a small amount of time to test it. I have been waiting for this lens to come out since the Z7 was announced. And then a few months more from the official announcement for the order to be fulfilled. The zoom range on this lens is going to cover most people's needs which makes it a must have for most people. As mentioned the zoom range is huge. This will suit most needs. Yes the 24-200mm has a longer reach, however the size of the aperture reduces too, making it great for many uses, but challenging in low light or when inside. The 24-120mm lens is larger than the 24-200mm. So if you want a small compact lens, the 24-70mm kit lens is probably a better choice. A simple truth is that better glass means bigger lenses. f4 is fine. Anything wider increases the likeliness of it being out of focus. There is no image stabilization in the lens which does make a noticeable difference. My Z7 body has stabilization. Nikon et al will say to increase the iso. You might see blur when shooting at 120mm below 1/125th without it on. I haven't fully tested to see the slowest possible hand held exposure. Looking through the viewfinder, the image quality looks very sharp. This isnt going to be prime lens sharp. For most uses, I would rather use the 24-120 than carrying and having to be changing lenses all day. If you are pixel peeping more than capturing images then your images are never going to be great anyway. Focus on great composition, lighting and what is happening in the frame. Whoever gets asked what lens they used by someone admiring an image? I managed to get some zoomed in macro shots of plant stamen with a very very shallow depth of field. The closet focus distance from the lens is probably about 6 inches at 120mm. Macro extension tubes will get you closer for little money. The focus is generally pretty quick although can take a few seconds when going from closest to furthest. It also got lost on a couple occasions, taking a few seconds longer. I dont think the 24-120mm will be compatible with the Nikon teleconverters. I dont know if there are others. At the widest zoom, the glass will collide. The filter thread is 72mm which means I dont have to buy a whole new set as this is the same as older Nikon lenses. There is a function button and aperture ring that you can program. For example focus lock or to adjust the aperture. The build quality is pretty solid. The body is a hard plastic like Z bodies. The mount is metal. There isnt any play in the barrel. Over all I am very pleased with the purchase! I will add images when possible.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2022 by Mr. Richard Hart