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Cosina drops 4 variants of the newest 28mm f/1.5 classic 60-year-old design lens: aluminium, obviously lightweight (250g) and comes in silver and black, and brass (330g), which is solid and heavier and also comes in silver and matte black paint. The latter has a removable focusing pin that fits inside the focusing tab. MFD remains in the classic Voigtlander zone at 0.5m. Hoods are extra. All specs are available on their website. Will you get one? Update by LUF Admin 2024-01-04 Voigtländer just sent me images and specs, you’ll find them here:
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For UWA lens fans and users: could you work/live with just one UWA lens to rule them all (say, 15mm or 18mm) or would you rather have two extreme sides of UWA (like Laowa 9mm/Voigtlander 10/12mm and a 21mm)? Your thoughts are appreciated.
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Hat jemand schon das Voigtlander NOKTON Vintage Line 35mm f/1.5 Aspherical VM und kann hier über seine Erfahrungen berichten? -
Hi guys, this is my very first post over here after reading it since I've got my M3. I was using it with my friend's Summarit 50, while searching for an optimal lens for me. Finally, I've decided to buy a Voigtlander Nokton 50/1.5. Fortunately, I've managed to get one for a test ride (actual the one, I'll buy, if i do so) and I've experience the following situation with it: when I put it on my camera, it doesn't click. Like if the lens release button (or how is it called officially?) doesn't clicks into the lens. So I can take off the lens of the body without pressing the lens release button. Interesting, though, I can't rotate the lens in the opposite direction without pressing the button. What can I do in that case? The guy has an M6 and 240 and he doesn't have that issue. I've tried to unscrew the button and check it on both lenses, but it seems identically the same, till the last micro mm. Here's a video demonstraing the problem: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/10156939/Video%2007-03-15%2012%2049%2029.mov Thanks alot, guys much love
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http://soundvisionpassion.com/2011/1...-color-skopar/ Hey everyone! I finally got my review up of this little lens. The 21mm F/4 is a fantastic lens. It doesn't change the world over, but for a 21mm lens, it is pretty darn amazing when it's price is factored in. I found a method of focusing to .5m on the M8 that works every time in the field. (even wide open!) I can nail sharp focus. I don't know if this works with other .5m lenses yet...but maybe someone can try it with the new 35 1.2. You can see detailed shot of how to focus to .5 in the write up! Let me know if this works for you as well! -
Recently did a spin around the Tibetan Autonomous Zone of west Sichuan Province. Took an M9 and a few VC and Zeiss lenses. Didn't have much time to shoot as the guys I was with just wanted to drive like madmen. We were above 4000 meters for 12 days. I got a back and had a little problem with my card reader in the M9, took for service and they told me I will get it back in eight months. I like the M9, but at the end of the day it's a toy and not something for serious work. As I can't figure out how to add images to the gallery I created, I will just post a few here instead. Can check out more here. VC 50/1.5 VC 75/1.8 VC 75/1.8
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Auf der PK wurde auch ein neues Super Wide Heliar 4,5/15 mm VM II asphärisch vorgestellt. Das Objektiv soll laut Voigtländer digital "optimiert" worden sein. (Neurechnung , neuer Linsenaufbau). Leider konnte ich es nicht ausprobieren - es wäre interessant gewesen zusehen ob das "Blaue Ecken Phänomen" verbessert oder gelöst worden wäre. Vielleicht kann ein Forent das Auspropieren nachholen. Preis und Erscheinungsdatum wurde nichts genannt. Technische Daten Super Wide Heliar 4,5/15 mm VM II asphärisch Brennweite 15 mm Öffnungsverhältnis 1:4,5 Kleinste Blende F22 Optischer Aufbau 11 Elemente in 9 Gruppen Bildwinkel 110° Blendenlamellen 10 Mindestenfernung 0,5 m Durchmesser 64,8 mm Länge 55,2 mm Gewicht Noch nicht bekannt Filtergröße 58 mm Anschluss VM (M-Bajonett) Zubehör Sonnenblende fest eingebaut, nicht abnehmbar im Vergleich dazu das Vorgängermodell Typ I Technische Daten Super Wide Heliar 4,5/15 mm Brennweite 15 mm Lichtstärke 1:4,5 Kleinste Blende 22 Optischer Aufbau 6 Gruppen, 8 Linsen Bildwinkel 110° Zahl der Blendenlamellen 10 Kürzeste Einstellentfernung m 0,5 m Durchmesser 59,4 mm Länge 38,2 mm Gewicht 156 g Anschluss M-Bajonett Filtergewinde 52 mm Sonnenblende integriert- 71 replies
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Hello, What lens profile are people using with this lens on the M240 with the latest firmware? I have read many articles that states that both the WATE (21mm), Summicron 28mm, and 21mm f/2.8 lens profiles works good. Though, I guess one profile must be more suited for this lens than others?
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Liebes Forum, ich bin frisch beigetreten , verzeiht mir falls ich meine Frage hier am völlig falschen Ende poste... Ich nutze an meiner Leica M4-P seit kurzem das Voigtländer Color Skopar 50mm F2.5. Allein schon zum Schutz der Linse hätte ich gerne einen Filter drauf, kann mich aber im Dschungel der ganzen M39 Filter nicht wirklich zurecht finden. Was würdet ihr mir empfehlen? UV oder einfach nur Schutzglas? Gibt es vielleicht ein Produkt, das sich besonders bewährt hat? Ich fotografiere meistens auf Fuji Superia X-TRA 400, Ilford HP5 und Ilford XP2. Filterdurchmesser wie oben angedeutet M39. Vielen Dank und herzliche Grüße Fernauslöser -
Hallo, ich überlege, eine M9 zu erwerben. Momentan nutze ich eine Panasonic GF1 mit M-Objektivadaper und einem Voigtländer 40mm/f1,4 Objektiv. Ich bin mir nicht sicher, ob das Objektiv korrekt justiert ist, da es auf jeden Fall, wenn ich es scharf stelle, nicht die wirkliche Entfernung am Objektivring anzeigt. Bei der GF1 ist dies aber keine Problem, da ich per Live-View fokussiere. Wenn ich es richtig verstehe, dann ist ein falsch justiertes Objektiv an einer M-Kamera "schlecht", da man kein scharfes Bild bekommt, wenn nicht alles perfekt eingestellt ist (manchmal frage ich mich, wie das überhaupt so gut funktionieren kann). Nun habe ich gelesen, dass manchmal der Messsucher auch bei Neugeräten nicht richtig anzeigt. Also frage ich mich, wie man rausbekommt, ob nun Objektiv oder Messucher ein Problem haben, wenn man nur ein Objektiv besitzt? Grüße, Andreas
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Hallo! Ich kann mir schon denken, dass hier das Thema mit Voigtländer Optiken recht oft vermieden wird.... Ich wollte trotzdem mal nach euren Erfahrungen mit diversen Linsen von Voigtländer an eueren Leica M's fragen:rolleyes:.. Wie z.B: das Nokton 1,4/35mm (SC oder MC) oder das Notkon 1,1/50mm? Danke!
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My 75mm Color Heliar Review So I finally got this review up. I have been spending a lot of time with this lens since the fall. I have completed a huge project with this lens exclusively. An ebook of the work is coming too. I have completely fallen for this lens in a major way! For me personally, I would choose this lens over the new Heliar every time. The rendering on the Color Heliar is so unique! I would love to spend time with a 75mm summicron and see how it really compares in the long run. Any opinions on this lens versus the Summicron 75? http://gallery.ancientcityphoto.com/photos/i-CFFNLsK/0/L/i-CFFNLsK-L.jpg
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Hi all, I've seen this lens popping on ebay already from some camera sellers (at least in Germany) and was wondering if anyone has already seen/tried it and how it compares to the previous version. I know that there are cosmetic differences and one mechanical difference (the new one can focus down to 0.5 meters as opposed to the 0.7 of the previous version) but I couldn't confirm if the optical formula is identical and if the new lens can deliver the same picture quality. Any news or reviews anyone? Cheers, KM
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Hi all I just got an M8 and I'm not amazing with technical stuff so was hoping you would be able to advise. I want to get my first lens. Right, should I get the: Voigtlander Nokton 40mm 1.4 (Voigtlander 40mm f1.4 VM Nokton lens - alternative standard VM bayonet | Robert White Photographic Ltd) Or Voigtlander Nokton 35mm 1.4 (Voigtlander 35mm f1.4 VM Nokton Classic | Robert White Photographic Ltd) I'm a little confused about framelines, does the 35mm fit to the inner or outer lines on this example? - M8 Framelines from the M8 instruction manual | Flickr - Photo Sharing! Where would the 40mm fit, inside the inner lines but with no real guide? How big a difference will there be in terms of how zoomed in the lens is (I don't know the right terminology, but understand) I understand the crop factor is 1.33? I am used to using a digilux 3 with 30mm sigma 1.4, on which I think the crop factor is 2. Any other opinions I would be interested to hear. I care about size, weight, ease of use and of course quality of picture. Cheers Steve.
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Flickr 上 Jimmy C. Yang 的 Hat Man I saw this guy on bus, and I thought it will be an interesting shot.
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Another few from India. This was my first time using a digital rangefinder, so a couple thoughts about that as well. The fact I didn't have to lug around Canon stuff made a massive difference. And not putting this massive camera between myself and my subjects definitely made for more natural portraits IMO. And manual focus at wide apertures really slowed me down. In a good way. The only issue I was having was vignetting and magenta with the CV 35/2.5 and 21/4. This was cleared up by using the in camera profiles. It was like I had brand new lenses. After that I had far more confidence in the files. The RAW files look amazing. The best thing is that the M9 makes me want to travel.
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Just back from a few weeks in India with my recently acquired M9 and some Voigtlander lenses. A few samples. 75mm Heliar 75mm Heliar 35mm Color Skopar 21mm Color Skopar
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ich habe mir ein 1.5/50 asph. bestellt und es überzeugt mich in punkto optik und haptik. leider ist die fokusierung sehr schwergängig ... ich muss sehr viel mehr kraft aufwenden als bei meinen ZMs. gibt sich das mit der zeit oder habe ich ein besonders schwergängiges erwischt? danke und viele grüße jan
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to whom it may concern: Gerüchte gab es ja schon steht aber jetzt auf der Cosina Voigtländer Homepage: "BESSA A Serieses is Production Discontinued" BESSA -RANGEFINDER CAMERA- Damit werden imho nur noch die mechanischen "m" Modelle der Voigtländer Bessa (R2m/R3m/R4m) angeboten. Über den Grund kann man spekulieren .
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Kleine Belohnung ohne besonderen Anlass – sehr genial: (Voigtländer VC Meter II)
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auf der CP+ in Yokohama hat Cosina das Modell II des Nokton 1,5/50 mm asphärisch angekündigt. Das Nokton mit M-Bajonett soll im Sommer 2013 in schwarz und in silber auf den Markt kommen Technische Daten Voigtländer 1,5/50 mm asphärisch (Mod.II) Brennweite 50 mm Öffnungsverhältnis 1:1,5 Kleinste Blende F 16 Optischer Aufbau 6 Elemente in 5 Gruppen Bildwinkel 46° Blendenlamellen 10 Max. Durchmesser 53,8 mm Filtergröße 49 mm Länge 45,7 mm Anschluss M-Bajonett siehe auch Nokton 0,95/42,5 mm und Nokton 1,5/50 mm asph. | photoscala
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Hello, I'm a teenager photographer who would like to by a M system on a budget. Possibly below ~850$. Thing's I'd like. -The body must be compatible with the Voigtlander 15mm Screwmount with an adapter. -A meter would be ideal, but not absolutely necessary. -Good viewfinder -At least somewhat stable I don't reall have any specification on lenses, other than I already know I'd get a 15mm 4.5 screwmount. If you have any other opinion such as getting a R setup, please tell me!
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Buongiorno a tutti, qualcuno mi può aiutare, vorrei riuscire ad utilizzare il 35mm f/1,4 che uso sulla M6 anche con la M9, ma leggevo in una tabella trovata in rete che questo obiettivo non è compatibile con uno similare a 6-bit. Al momento non riesco ad utilizzare il telemetro per la corretta messa a fuoco. Grazie mille in anticipo a tutti. Hello everyone, anyone can help me, I would be able to use the 35mm f / 1.4 I use on M6 also with the M9, but I read in a table found on the net that this lens is not compatible with a similar 6-bit. At the moment I can not use the rangefinder for the correct focus. Thank you in advance to all.
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Laut photoscala CP+ 2011: Zwei lichtstarke Festbrennweiten von Voigtländer (aktualisiert) | photoscala wurde auf der CP+ Messe ein neues 1.2 35 Nokton für Leica M vorgestellt: Quelle:CP+ 2011: Zwei lichtstarke Festbrennweiten von Voigtländer (aktualisiert) | photoscala PS: erstaunlich das "Nikon" Objektiv ohne das "Leica" mit Chromring - obwohl der Chromring ja historisch eher mit Nikon und Habla Objektiven assoziert ist.
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http://gallery.ancientcityphoto.com/photos/i-Gsxw9K5/0/S/i-Gsxw9K5-S.jpg http://gallery.ancientcityphoto.com/photos/i-HSkdMd5/0/S/i-HSkdMd5-S.jpg http://gallery.ancientcityphoto.com/photos/i-jmTFTKH/0/S/i-jmTFTKH-S.jpg http://gallery.ancientcityphoto.com/photos/i-jDfrdSn/0/M/i-jDfrdSn-M.jpg I shot all of these with the M8 and Voigtlander 75mm F/2.5. I've worked on this project for over a year now. This combination of camera and lens and specific lighting conditions were the only combo that was giving me exactly the rendition I wanted. It's amazing how awesome the M8 is. I love that camera! I have a few on my blog, and will be putting up some more and some behind the scenes kinda stuff shortly. I also have an ebook available that features these images and more. It was designed for digital reading. You can see it here if you are interested. http://soundvisionpassion.com/2012/0...now-available/
