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Zeiss Milvus 1.4/50 — Nikon F mount and filter size

Zeiss Milvus 1.4/50: exact mount variant, image format and filter thread.

Zeiss Milvus 1.4/50 is listed for Nikon F with Full frame coverage. Its verified front filter size is Ø67 mm. The supplied research links this exact mount variant to manufacturer evidence. Body-specific AF, crop and adapter behavior remain separate checks.

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Verified specifications

FieldValue
Maker model codeMilvus 1.4/50
MountNikon F
Image formatFull frame
Front filter threadØ67 mm
Model IDzeiss-milvus-1-4-50-nikon-f
Focal length50 mm
Maximum aperturef/1.4
Filter attachment typescrew_in
Weight30.9 oz (approx.; 875 g maker value)
Length3.70 in (approx.; 94 mm maker value)
Maximum barrel diameter83 mm
Closest focus1.48 ft (approx.; 0.45 m maker value)
Maximum magnification0.149254×
Lens AF hardwareMaker states no
Optical stabilizationMaker states no

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Choosing a camera

Look for the Nikon F designation on the camera specification, then verify the exact model code and mount variant against its support page. The maker lists a 50 mm focal range and f/1.4 maximum aperture. A physical mount match is a starting point; still AF, movie AF, crop behavior, stabilization and firmware need separate checks.

Choosing a filter

A circular screw-in filter with a matching documented thread size is only a mechanical candidate. Magnetic filters, wide frames and stacked rings need separate system and vignetting checks. When no front thread is specified, do not buy a size from the focal length or barrel diameter.

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Official sources and scope

Checked for this reference on October 30, 2026. Product firmware and support lists can change; inspect the current maker page for your exact revision.