Voigtlander 50mm f1.5 II VM ASPH VintageLine...
- f-Stop: 1.5
- Focal Length: 50mm
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With two aspherical surfaces, the new 50mm f1.5 II from Voigtlander could be one of their best 50mm lenses yet! An apparent vast improvement over the original 50mm f1.5 Nokton would take it into Leica territory, in terms of quality. Again, the new 50mm f1.5 II is all-metal construction lens, but with a smooth focusing ring (the 50mm f1.5 has a knurled ring). An interesting difference is that the new version is available in six different variations! A choice of Single or Multi-coated and three colour schemes (Black, Silver and Black Nickel)
The Voigtlander 75mm F1.9 ULTRON VM is a manual focus medium telephoto lens optimized for full-frame M mount sensors. The newly designed optics consists of 7 elements in 5 groups, 3 of which are made of cutting-edge partial-dispersion glass technology, which both suppresses chromatic aberration and ensures high image quality.
The balance between bokeh and resolution has been optimized by deliberately leaving a moderate amount of spherical aberration. While maintaining the clarity of the image areas which are in focus, the out-of-focus area produces a rich and large bokeh effect.
The new but simple construction allows all the elements to move in tandem, resulting in an overall length of only 54.1 mm, which is extremely compact for a 75mm lens. The lens thus offers excellent portability and also suppresses vignetting in the frame when used on rangefinder cameras. This lens is equipped with a high-precision rangefinder-coupled mechanism, and the full-metal helicoid ring provides a silky smooth luxurious focus.
The Single Coated version of the lens is finished in Gloss black paint
The minimum focusing distance is 0.5m, allowing extremely close focus, beyond even many rangefinder mechanically-linked focus-ranges.
The Voigtlander 75mm F1.9 ULTRON VM is a manual focus medium telephoto lens optimized for full-frame M mount sensors. The newly designed optics consists of 7 elements in 5 groups, 3 of which are made of cutting-edge partial-dispersion glass technology, which both suppresses chromatic aberration and ensures high image quality.
The balance between bokeh and resolution has been optimized by deliberately leaving a moderate amount of spherical aberration. While maintaining the clarity of the image areas which are in focus, the out-of-focus area produces a rich and large bokeh effect.
The new but simple construction allows all the elements to move in tandem, resulting in an overall length of only 54.1 mm, which is extremely compact for a 75mm lens. The lens thus offers excellent portability and also suppresses vignetting in the frame when used on rangefinder cameras. This lens is equipped with a high-precision rangefinder-coupled mechanism, and the full-metal helicoid ring provides a silky smooth luxurious focus.
The Multi Coated version of the lens is finished in Matte black paint
The minimum focusing distance is 0.5m, allowing extremely close focus, beyond even many rangefinder mechanically-linked focus-ranges.
The Voigtlander APO-SKOPAR 75mm F2.8 VM is a manual focus medium telephoto lens optimised for full-frame M-mount sensors. Its newly designed optical system employs anomalous dispersion glass in four of its seven elements across six groups. This achieves exceptional image quality through an apochromatic design that minimises axial chromatic aberration to near-zero levels.
Its simple construction featuring a single lens element that extends and its maximum aperture of F2.8 result in a compact overall length of just 44mm measured from the mount and a filter diameter of φ43mm, comparable to a standard lens. Weighing in at a light 191g, it offers excellent portability while eliminating vignette in the frame when used with optical rangefinder cameras.
The Voigtlander APO-SKOPAR 75mm F2.8 VM is a manual focus medium telephoto lens optimised for full-frame M-mount sensors. Its newly designed optical system employs anomalous dispersion glass in four of its seven elements across six groups. This achieves exceptional image quality through an apochromatic design that minimises axial chromatic aberration to near-zero levels.
Its simple construction featuring a single lens element that extends and its maximum aperture of F2.8 result in a compact overall length of just 44mm measured from the mount and a filter diameter of φ43mm, comparable to a standard lens. Weighing in at a light 191g, it offers excellent portability while eliminating vignette in the frame when used with optical rangefinder cameras.