Voigtlander 40mm f2.8 Heliar Aspherical L39 Screw Fit Silver

The NOKTON Vintage Line 28mm F1.5 Aspherical is a wide-angle lens that combines three elements: a

large aperture, compact dimensions, and outstanding optical performance. The lens is F1.5, very fast for a

28mm wide-angle lens, with compact 43mm filter diameter and 45.5mm length for portability.

The classically designed lens barrel is equipped with an 8-group, 10-element optical system featuring two

aspherical lens elements on both sides. This delivers outstanding optical performance even at an aperture of

f/1.5.

The minimum focusing distance is 0.5m by the use of a helicoid that can be moved out further from the 0.7m

distance (depending on the camera) linked to the rangefinder.

Two different styles will be offered: The Type I is made of aluminum and weighs 250g. The Type II is made of

brass and has a tactile quality due to its hefty weight of 330g. The Type I styling is reminiscent of modern

classic lenses of the 1970s in matte black paint or silver, while the Type II, reminds us of the famous lenses

of the 1960s and is available in both black paint and silver finishes. The optional lens hood with slits, LH-6

fits both Type I and Type II styles.

In addition to this, the Type II includes a focusing knob that offers a new manual focusing experience. The

accessory knob can be exchanged on the focusing lever by unscrewing the screw in the finger recess and

reattaching with new knob. The focusing knob is metal and focuses the lens at approximately 1 meter from

the lens mount when turned to the 6 o'clock position, allowing the user to zone focus by the angle of the

knob.

The optical design of this lens is optimized for use with rangefinder-coupled digital and film cameras. It also

may be used on mirrorless cameras through the use of a mount adapter, making it suitable for use on a

variety of platforms beyond rangefinder cameras.

The NOKTON Vintage Line 28mm F1.5 Aspherical is a wide-angle lens that combines three elements: a

large aperture, compact dimensions, and outstanding optical performance. The lens is F1.5, very fast for a

28mm wide-angle lens, with compact 43mm filter diameter and 45.5mm length for portability.

The classically designed lens barrel is equipped with an 8-group, 10-element optical system featuring two

aspherical lens elements on both sides. This delivers outstanding optical performance even at an aperture of

f/1.5.

The minimum focusing distance is 0.5m by the use of a helicoid that can be moved out further from the 0.7m

distance (depending on the camera) linked to the rangefinder.

Two different styles will be offered: The Type I is made of aluminum and weighs 250g. The Type II is made of

brass and has a tactile quality due to its hefty weight of 330g. The Type I styling is reminiscent of modern

classic lenses of the 1970s in matte black paint or silver, while the Type II, reminds us of the famous lenses

of the 1960s and is available in both black paint and silver finishes. The optional lens hood with slits, LH-6

fits both Type I and Type II styles.

In addition to this, the Type II includes a focusing knob that offers a new manual focusing experience. The

accessory knob can be exchanged on the focusing lever by unscrewing the screw in the finger recess and

reattaching with new knob. The focusing knob is metal and focuses the lens at approximately 1 meter from

the lens mount when turned to the 6 o'clock position, allowing the user to zone focus by the angle of the

knob.

The optical design of this lens is optimized for use with rangefinder-coupled digital and film cameras. It also

may be used on mirrorless cameras through the use of a mount adapter, making it suitable for use on a

variety of platforms beyond rangefinder cameras.

This upgraded version, with respect to the phenomenon caused by spherical aberrations where the focus position shifts when stopping the aperture down to capture an image after focusing with live view at maximum aperture, this shift in the image plane caused by changing the aperture is now almost entirely eliminated.

Focal Length 35mm
Aperture Range f1.4 - f16
Elements / Groups 8 / 6
Angle of View 63?
Focusing Range 0.7m - 8
Lens Coverage Full Frame / 35mm
Lens Focus Mechanis Manual
Thread Size 43mm
Compatible Lens Hood LH-6
Dimensions 55 x 28.5mm
Weight 189gm

High speed wide lens
M.C. = multi coated

Focal Length: 40 mm
Aperture Ratio: 1:1,4
Minimum Aperture: F 16
Lens Construction: 7 elements in 6 groups
Angle of View: 56?
Aperture Blades: 10
Minimum Focus: 0,7 m
Maximum Diameter: 55 mm
Length: 29,7 mm
Mount: M-Bajonett (VM)
Weight: 175 g
Filter Size: 43 mm
Color: black
Others: rangefinder can be combined
Optional: Lenshood LH-6

Aspheric high speed wide-angle lens and integrated, non-detachable, lens hood.

Focal Length: 21 mm
Aperture Ratio: 1:1,8
Minimum Aperture: F 22
Lens Construction: 13 elements in 11 groups
Angle of View: 91?
Aperture Blades: 10
Minimum Focus: 0,5 m
Maximum Diameter: 69 mm
Length: 78,4 mm
Mount: M-Bajonett (VM)
Weight: 412 g
Filter Size: 58 mm
Color: black
Others: integrated lenshood (not detachable),
Optional: ---

This lens is specially designed for manual focusing coupled precisely with the camera?s optical rangefinder system. Compared with a single lens reflex camera finder, the rangefinder focusing system focuses wide angle lenses with much more precision, enabling the photographer to use the shallow depth of focus offered by the large maximum aperture with peace of mind. The lens couples with the camera?s rangefinder from infinity down to 0.70m (differs depending on the camera) and features a helicoid that enable the lens to focus down to a minimum focus distance of 0.50m. The feature really shows its strengths when shooting using a camera with live view functionality. The included bayonet type rectangular hood is stylish, effective at shielding stray light and can be easily attached to and removed from the lens.

The Voigtlander 50mm f3.5 APO-LANTHAR Type I is an extremely high performance manual focus standard lens optimized for full frame VM mount cameras. The apochromatic design thoroughly eliminates chromatic aberration on axis and other aberrations, while pursuing ultimate performance in terms of resolution and contrast reproduction. While adopting a maximum aperture of F3.5, the lens is composed of eight elements in six groups, four of which are made of anomalous partial dispersion glass to achieve uncompromising optical performance.

The lens combines ultimate optical performance with easy handling and classic vintage rangefinder lens styling. As a tribute to classic rangefinder lenses that appeared in the mid 20th century, the more expensive vintage style straight slot screw heads were chosen instead of less expensive modern Phillips head.

Equipped with a high precision rangefinder linked mechanism, and the silky feel of the all metal helicoid allowing the photographer to experience the true joy of focusing using a traditional rangefinder. The minimum focusing distance of the Type I is 0.45m. The rangefinder close focus is 0.7m (depending upon camera capability), which is linked to the rangefinder. A mechanism is provided to recognize the junction point of the rangefinder linked range by a clicking sensation during focusing operation.

The filter diameter is a retro inspired φ34mm. Two versions of Type I are available: a two tone black paint and chrome model with a heavy feel using brass materials (body weight: 245g) and a lightweight model with a matte black paint and aluminium construction (body weight: 150g). Each version includes a metal hood and a metal cap with the same finish as the lens body.

Aspheric super-wide lens with improved color shift correction

Focal Length: 15 mm
Aperture Ratio: 1:4,5
Minimum Aperture: F 22
Lens Construction: 11 elements in 9 groups
Angle of View: 110?
Aperture Blades: 10
Minimum Focus: 0,5 m
Maximum Diameter: 64,8 mm
Length: 55,2 mm
Mount: M-Bajonett (VM)
Weight: 247 g
Filter Size: 58 mm
Color: black
Others: integrated lenshood (not detachable)
Optional: ---

The Voigtlander ULTRON Vintage Line 35mm F2 Aspherical VM II is a compact semi wide-angle lens with a new optical design consisting of 8 elements in 5 groups.

The optional LH-4N & LH-12 lens hoods manufactured from aluminum feature a bayonet mount for quick attachment / removal and crystal paint highly valued for its classical texture.

Main Features

? Classical styling reminiscent of the 1950s
? Element with aspherical surfaces ensures excellent performance from maximum aperture
? Extremely solid and durable all-metal barrel
? Manual focus for precise focusing
? Aperture mechanism with 10 aperture blades for beautiful bokeh
? Bayonet type VM-mount

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)

Classical styling reminiscent of the 1950s
Element with aspherical surfaces ensures excellent performance from maximum aperture
Extremely solid and durable all-metal barrel
Manual focus for precise focusing
Aperture mechanism with 10 aperture blades for beautiful bokeh

Focal Length\01121mm
Aperture Range\011f3.5 - f22
Elements / Groups\0119 / 8
Angle of View\01191.17?
Focusing Range\0110.5m
Lens Type\011Wide Angle
Lens Coverage\011Full Frame / 35mm
Lens Focus Mechanism\011Manual
Thread Size\01139mm
Compatible Lens Hood\011LH-11
Dimensions 52mm x 29.95mm
Weight\011180g

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)

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)