This retro edition lens is modelled on a screw mount lens produced at the Leitz factory in Wetzlar from 1955 to 1963. Its unmistakable signature is almost impossible to reproduce by digital means and makes the lens a true classic that is now reborn in a revised edition, with exactly the same optical properties. The fact that this is no simple reconstruction is obvious at first sight: the design of the Summaron-M has been refined down to the essentials, without losing any of the character of its legendary ancestor.

Carefully adapted in line with modern lens design, the Leica Noctilux-M 50 f/1.2 ASPH. marks the return of one of the most famous lenses made for the Leica M-System.

Its light sensitivity (which is enormous even by today?s standards) further contributed to the Noctilux?slegendary status ?as did its unique aesthetic: images captured at open aperture are imbued with a soft, almost dreamlike quality ?creating an unmistakable look with an exquisite bokeh.

Technically based on Noctilux M 50 f/1.2 ASPH. Outer parts in glossy black paint finish. White inked scales | feet scale red inked. Classic round lens hood glossy black paint. Packaging with classic transparent lens container

The new Leica Noctilux-M 75 mm f/1.25 ASPH. has everything it needs to become a legend in its own right:
- razor-thin depth of field in combination with exceptional imaging performance,
- a uniquely soft bokeh that makes photographers? dreams come true.

Its optical design allows precise, exceptionally detailed isolation of subjects from their surroundings to create images of unique character.

With a focal length of 75 mm, it is predestined for the creation of portraits with a natural look. A lens for M- and SL-Photographers who are seeking something truly special and know how to make best use of creativity in their imagery.

Featuring nine elements in six groups. Two aspherical elements are included in the design to ensure optimum imaging performance across the entire image frame.

Thanks to a floating element, a close focusing distance of 0.85m has been archieved.

Technical details can be found below