N°109564 · Family detail
NikonTelephoto·NIKON F mount·2000
Nikon AF-S Nikkor 300mm F/4D IF-ED
Specifications01
MountNIKON F
Focal length300mm
Max aperturef/4
TypeTelephoto · Prime
Release year2000
Weight1300 g
Filter size77 mm
Physical length223 mm
Min focus distance1.45 m
Max magnification0.274
Aperture blades9
Optical elements10
Groups6
Min aperturef/32
AutofocusYes
StabilizationNo
Aperture controlAperture ring (Manual settings + Auto Exposure setting)
Lens hoodBuilt-in telescopic round
TeleconvertersNikon AF-I Teleconverter TC-14E→ 420mm F/5.6
Nikon AF-S Teleconverter TC-14E II→ 420mm F/5.6
Nikon Teleconverter TC-14B→ 420mm F/5.6
Nikon AF-S Teleconverter TC-17E II→ 510mm F/6.8
Nikon AF-I Teleconverter TC-20E→ 600mm F/8
Nikon AF-S Teleconverter TC-20E II→ 600mm F/8
Nikon AF-S Teleconverter TC-20E III Aspherical→ 600mm F/8
Nikon Teleconverter TC-300→ 600mm F/8
Nikon Teleconverter TC-301→ 600mm F/8
EraFilm era
Production statusIn production
Additional Info02
Lens TypeSuper telephoto prime lens
Summary02
Nikon F-mount AF-S 300mm prime telephoto lens with a constant f/4 aperture. Intended for sports/wildlife and other long-reach photography, using internal focusing (IF).
AI-assisted summary — verify against linked sourcesWhere can this lens be adapted?
The Nikon F mount has a flange distance of 46.5 mm. A plain adapter fits a camera whose flange distance is at least 1.46 mm shorter. How lens adapters work
- Nikon G lenses have no aperture ring: use an adapter with an aperture lever. Nikon E lenses set the aperture electronically: use an electronic adapter.
- Sony EAdapter · 28.5 mm
- Canon RFAdapter · 26.5 mm
- Nikon ZAdapter · 30.5 mm
- Fujifilm XAdapter · 28.8 mm
- L-MountAdapter · 26.5 mm
- Micro Four ThirdsAdapter · 27.25 mm
- Fujifilm G (GFX)Adapter · 19.8 mm
Covers full-frame: it can vignette on a medium format sensor.
- Canon EF-MAdapter · 28.5 mm
- Canon EFAdapter · 2.5 mm
A rear element that sticks out can hit the camera mirror.
- Nikon FNative
Other Mounts03
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