35 mm / 1:2.0 APO-Lanthar aspherical II Z

The precise 35mm for Nikon Z: apochromatically corrected, extremely sharp, and neutral in look.

Key Features:

  • Apochromatic optical design to prevent chromatic aberrations
  • Floating lens elements for outstanding performance
  • Exceptional imaging performance and resolution
  • Extremely solid and high-quality construction
  • 12 aperture blades with a circular aperture at F2.0 / F2.8 / F5.6 / F16

Available colors

  • Farbe schwarz
    Black

Available Material

  • Aluminum
EUR 1,199 *
* Suggested retail price, including VAT
3 years warrenty
  • 35mm – versatile focal length with technical precision

    35mm is one of the most flexible focal lengths of all. It is equally suited to reportage, street, architecture, and landscape. The APO-Lanthar II uses this versatility as a technical reference and delivers a clear, structured image rendering without optical effects or discoloration.

    Photo credit: Florian Zenk

    Apochromatic correction for absolute color neutrality

    The apochromatic optical construction reduces chromatic aberrations almost completely. Color fringing on high-contrast edges is effectively eliminated, and fine details remain cleanly separated. Colors appear neutral and precise, which is particularly evident with high-resolution Nikon Z sensors.

    Photo credit: Florian Zenk

    Consistent sharpness right into the image corners

    The optical design of the APO-Lanthar II is engineered for consistent performance across the entire image field. High micro-contrast, fine detail rendering, and stable sharpness from the center to the corners make this lens ideal for demanding applications and large-format output.

    Photo credit: Florian Zenk

    Mechanical precision for consistent results

    The APO-Lanthar II impresses not only optically, but also with its mechanical design. The precisely geared focusing ring allows the finest adjustments, which is crucial especially with high-resolution Nikon Z sensors. The precisely click-stopped aperture enables repeatable settings and ensures that image series are created with identical character – a clear advantage for architecture, landscape, and studio work.

    Photo credit: Florian Zenk

  • Focal length: 35 mm
    Aperture ratio: 1:2,0
    Smallest aperture: 16
    Lens Construction: 11 elements in 9 groups
    Angle of view: 62,1°
    Aperture blades: 12
    Min. Focus: 0,35 m
    Max. Diameter: 67,6 mm
    Lenght: 70,4 mm
    Weight: 360 g
    Filter size: 58 mm
    Included accessories: Front cap, rear cap, lens hood