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Mitakon Zhongyi 200mm Macro Lens for Nikon Z

The Mitakon 200mm Macro Lens is a 200mm f/4 lens designed for Nikon Z mount cameras. Check GearFocus for current availability, with buyer protection on every purchase.

Mitakon Zhongyi 200mm Macro Lens for Nikon Z

Mitakon Zhongyi 200mm Macro Lens for Nikon Z

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Lens OverviewMitakon 200mm Macro Lens

The Mitakon Zhongyi 200mm Macro lens for Nikon Z is a full-frame, manual-focus telephoto macro prime designed for photographers who need serious close-up capability with a long working distance. Built around a 200mm focal length and a maximum aperture of f/4, this lens fits the Nikon Z mirrorless mount and covers full-frame sensors, making it a versatile option for detail-oriented shooting where subject distance matters. At 1300g, it carries a substantial build that reflects the optical complexity expected of a dedicated macro prime at this focal length.

The 67mm filter thread keeps accessory options straightforward, while the manual-focus-only design puts complete control in the photographer's hands — a deliberate choice that suits the deliberate, measured pace of close-up work. With no image stabilization on board, steady technique or tripod use becomes important, particularly at macro shooting distances where any movement is amplified. The lens is classified as a telephoto prime in the full-frame format, occupying a specialized niche for shooters who want both reach and magnification from a single dedicated optic on their Nikon Z system.

Key FeaturesMitakon 200mm Macro Lens

1:1 Macro Magnification: Reproduces subjects at life-size on the sensor, making it suited for detailed close-up work on insects, flowers, and small objects.

200mm Working Distance: The long focal length keeps the front of the lens physically distant from the subject, reducing disturbance to skittish subjects and allowing more room for lighting.

f/4 Maximum Aperture: A practical maximum aperture for a 200mm macro prime, balancing optical performance with manageable size and weight at this focal length.

Native Nikon Z Mount: Designed specifically for the Nikon Z mirrorless system, so no adapter is needed and the lens seats directly on Z-mount bodies.

Full-Frame Coverage: Covers the full 35mm image circle, so there is no crop factor penalty when used on Nikon Z full-frame bodies like the Z6 III or Z7 II.

Manual Focus Only: All-manual focus design gives the photographer precise, deliberate control — well suited to the careful, incremental focusing required in macro work.

Lens SpecificationsMitakon 200mm Macro Lens

Mitakon 200mm Macro Lens full specifications
SpecDetail
Use CasesMacro
Lens TypeMacro
FormatFull Frame
Zoom/PrimePrime
Focal Length200mm
Maximum Aperturef/4
Camera SystemMirrorless
Lens MountNikon Z
AutofocusNo
Focus TypeManual
Image StabilizationNone
Filter Thread67mm

DescriptionMitakon 200mm Macro Lens

The Mitakon Zhongyi 200mm Macro is a prime lens built for the Nikon Z mirrorless mount, covering full-frame sensors and offering a fixed 200mm telephoto focal length. With a maximum aperture of f/4, it delivers a consistent exposure across its focus range, while the manual focus design ensures precise control — particularly valuable when working at close macro distances where depth of field is shallow and precision is everything. The 67mm filter thread accommodates a standard range of screw-on filters, and at 1300g, the lens has the kind of solid heft you'd expect from a dedicated telephoto macro prime.

There is no image stabilization, so stable support is a practical necessity. For Nikon Z shooters who want a dedicated macro option at a longer focal length, this lens offers native mount compatibility and full-frame coverage in a focused, manual-only package.

ProsMitakon 200mm Macro Lens

  • Full-frame coverage (lensFormat: Full Frame) means no crop factor concerns on Nikon Z full-frame bodies
  • 200mm focal length (minFocalLength/maxFocalLength: 200) provides generous working distance for macro subjects
  • f/4 maximum aperture (maximumAperture: 4) is a solid choice for a dedicated macro prime of this focal length

ConsMitakon 200mm Macro Lens

  • Manual focus only (autoFocus: false) requires hands-on technique; no autofocus support for faster-paced shooting
  • No image stabilization (imageStabilization: None) demands steady support, especially critical at macro distances
  • At 1300g (weight: 1300g), this is a heavy lens that may require tripod or monopod use for extended sessions

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Frequently Asked QuestionsMitakon 200mm Macro Lens

Is this lens compatible with Nikon Z full-frame mirrorless cameras?+
Yes. The lens uses a native Nikon Z mount and is designed for full-frame format coverage, making it directly compatible with Nikon Z full-frame mirrorless bodies without any adapter required.
Does this lens have autofocus?+
No. The lens is manual focus only — the autoFocus specification is explicitly listed as false. Focusing is entirely handled by the photographer, which is common and often preferred for precise macro work.
What filter size does this lens use?+
The lens has a 67mm filter thread, a widely available size that makes it easy to find compatible circular polarizers, ND filters, and other accessories.
Does it have image stabilization?+
No, image stabilization is listed as None in the specifications. Photographers shooting at macro distances should plan for tripod use or rely on in-body stabilization if their camera body provides it.
How heavy is the Mitakon Zhongyi 200mm Macro?+
The lens weighs 1300g. Given this weight, a sturdy tripod or support system is advisable, particularly during extended macro shooting sessions.
Is this a zoom or a prime lens?+
It is a prime lens with a fixed 200mm focal length. There is no zoom range — the focal length is fixed at 200mm on both the minimum and maximum ends.