Nikon F DX infrared lenses.
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These are APS-C (DX) Nikon F-mount lenses. For full-frame (FX) Nikon F-mount lenses, see the Nikon F Mount page. Both DX and FX lenses use the same physical F-mount. FX lenses can be used on DX bodies without vignetting.
Data credit: these ratings come from the remarkable research at irlensdb.com, a community-built resource that has tested and documented more infrared lenses than any other reference online. I have stripped the retailer links and reformatted the data, but the hard work of collecting it belongs to them.
Ratings describe how a lens behaves on an infrared-converted camera. A maybe lens is usually fine wide open and shows a hot spot as you stop down, so check the notes before you write one off.
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Nikon AF-P DX Nikkor 10-20mm ƒ/4.5-5.6G VR
Good- Focal
- 10-20mm
- Aperture
- ƒ/4.5-5.6
- Filter
- ⌀72mm
- Weight
- 230 g
I couldn’t see any hotspot whatsoever on either my old Nikon D5300 or my current Nikon Z50, both of which were full-spectrum converted. Claudiu-Florin Vasadi
Next step
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Links to Kolari Vision are affiliate links: if you buy through them the site earns a commission at no extra cost to you. They are the shop my own conversions and filters came from, and the recommendation would be the same without the program — full disclosure.
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Where this data comes from
These ratings are compiled from the community-maintained Infrared Lens Database, with contributor credits kept in the notes. Ratings are submitted by photographers using different conversions, so results vary by wavelength, aperture and individual lens copy — treat them as a strong starting point, not a guarantee. Retailer links from the source have been removed. If you have tested a lens, contribute your result back to the original database so everyone benefits.