Yongnuo releases 50mm F1.4 for Nikon F-mount
Lens and camera accessory manufacturer Yongnuo has announced the availability of the new YN 50mm F1.4N E II lens for Nikon F-mount cameras. This announcement comes roughly three months after Yongnuo released the same lens for Canon EF-mount cameras.
As is to be expected, the YN 50mm F1.4N E II lens for Nikon F-mount is identical to its Canon equivalent in every way aside from the metal lens mount. It features an electromagnetic aperture with full shooting mode support, a 7-blade aperture diaphragm and a built-in USB port for on-the-fly firmware updating.
The nine optical elements in seven groups feature a multi-layer coating for reducing glare and ghosting while simultaneously letting in more light. The front filter is 58mm in diameter and the lens weighs 577g/20.35oz.
The YN 50mm F1.4N E II lens for Nikon F-mount is currently available through multiple sellers on eBay for roughly $175. The lens will likely make its way to other retailers, such as Amazon and B&H, in the coming weeks.
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