Nikon Nikkor Z MC 50 mm f/2.8
6. Distortion
Newer, optically more complex constructions, and also macro systems, are a quite different case and they usually don't cause any problems. When it comes to geometric deformations the Nikkor MC 2.8/50 confirms that rule; in this area you won't have any reasons to complain.
On the smaller APS-C/DX sensor you get pincushion distortion which value we estimated as +0.23%. It's a level so low that practically it can be called zero. On full frame pincushion distortion increases to +0.64% but still it is a level difficult to notice in real life photos.
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