65mm/1:2.0 Macro APO-Lanthar Aspherical Z

The high-precision macro lens: apochromatically corrected and extremely rich in detail.

Main Features:

  • Apochromatic design eliminates chromatic aberrations
  • Developed exclusively for the Nikon Z mount
  • Data communication with the camera body via electronic contacts
  • Floating Lens Mechanism
  • Maximum magnification ratio of 1:2, minimum focusing distance of 31 cm
  • 10-blade aperture for beautiful bokeh
  • Includes special screw-in lens hood
  • Highest quality workmanship “Made in Japan”

Available colors

  • Farbe schwarz
    Black

Available Material

  • Aluminum
EUR 1,199 *
* Suggested retail price, including VAT
3 years warrenty
  • 65mm – the macro focal length with a natural working distance

    At close range, 65mm offers a noticeably more relaxed working distance than classic standard macros. Subjects can be captured precisely without blocking light or getting too close to the object. At the same time, the perspective remains calm and controlled, which is particularly advantageous for product, nature, and still life photography.

    Photo credit: Alexander Heinrichs

    Macro photography without a purely technical focus

    The 65mm APO-Lanthar is not only aimed at classic macro applications. It allows for image composition where details are emphasized without losing the connection to the subject. This makes the lens also suitable for narrative detail shots where structure, material, and surface are paramount.

    Photo credit: Moritz Hilpert

    Apochromatic optics for maximum color fidelity

    The apochromatic optical construction minimizes chromatic aberrations almost completely. Color fringes are effectively eliminated, fine structures are clearly separated, and colors are reproduced neutrally. The result is extremely clean image files with high micro-contrast and minimal post-processing requirements.

    Photo credit: Moritz Hilpert

    Precision tool for controlled workflows

    Working with the 65mm APO-Lanthar is designed for accuracy. Every focus setting feels deliberate and comprehensible. This characteristic supports structured work processes where planning, repeatability, and technical reliability are paramount.

    Photo credit: Moritz Hilpert

  • Focal length: 65 mm
    Aperture ratio: 1:2,0
    Smallest aperture: 22
    Lens Construction: 10 elements in 8 groups
    Angle of view: 38°
    Aperture blades: 10
    Min. Focus: 0,31 m
    Max. Diameter: 78 mm
    Lenght: 88,8 mm
    Weight: 618 g
    Filter size: 67 mm
    Included accessories: Front cap, rear cap, lens hood