Nikon 45mm f/2.8 P

Nikon 45mm f/2.8 P is a manual focus lens, compatible with all Nikon digital SLRs. It is a replacement for the 45mm GN lens. Released for the FM3a and now discontinued, the lens was never a mass product and is now considered more of a collector's item than a practical everyday optic. the lens uses a classic Tessar-type optical design which has led to its relatively compact and thin size. The late birth of this lens made many advantages appreciated, for example, it has been treated with Nikon's Super Integrated coating and has a rounded aperture opening, which makes out-of-focus objects more natural. With the integrated CPU, the lens is compatible with all exposure modes of Nikon SLRs currently available on the market. The only cameras it cannot pair with are pre-AI cameras (1959-1977). This modern lens was introduced in February 2001 at the PMA show and a few months later, in September, a black version was introduced. Nikon created 25 thousand lenses in silver and around 12 thousand in black. Production was discontinued in 2006. Ideal for: Nikon 45mm f/2.8 P, the lens with a compact ''pancake'' design, thanks to its lightness and versatility, is ideal for taking portraits and landscape photographs. The images taken with this lens appear very sharp, rich in contrasts and with unique colours; furthermore it is capable of producing excellent bokeh rendering.