Nikon has a new “NOCT” trademark for cameras and lenses


A very interesting development: two weeks ago, on may 18th, Nikon filed a new “NOCT” trademark for cameras and lenses:


A quick reminder that Nikon already has filed patents for a 52mm f/0.9 and 36mm f/1.2 full frame mirrorless lenses:

Nikon 52mm f/0.9 full frame mirrorless lens
Nikon 52mm f/0.9 full frame mirrorless lens

  • f = 51.60 (focal length)
  • FNo = 0.91 (aperture)
  • ω = 46.19 (half angle of view)
  • Y = 21.63 (image height)
  • TL = 256.8 (total length)
  • BF = 18.225 (backfocus)

Nikon 36mm f/1.2 full frame mirrorless lens
Nikon 36mm f/1.2 full frame mirrorless lens

  • f = 36.00 (focal length)
  • FNo = 1.27 (aperture)
  • ω = 31.0 (half angle of view)
  • Y = 20.94 (image height)
  • TL = 159.500 (total length)
  • BF = 21.673 (backfocus)

One of the benefits of the rumored mirrorless Z-mount is the ability to handle fast lenses:

A quick update on the rumored Nikon full-frame mirrorless camera Z-mount

Via Nokishita

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