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Voigtlander manufactures in Japan, and is headquartered in 90 Fürth, Germany.
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Voigtlander 29mm f/0.8 Super-Nokton Review: The Fastest Lens in the World
The Voigtlander 29mm f/0.8 Super-Nokton is a manual focus lens for Micro Four Thirds with a solid metal housing, 12 aperture blades, and a de-clickable aperture ring, weighing 703 grams and featuring a minimum focus distance of 0.37 meters. It is the fastest production lens in the world with an f/0.8 aperture and cost…
Just How Good Are the Voigtlander Nokton 50mm f/1.0 and 40mm f/1.2?
The Voigtlander Nokton lenses provide a ton of light and a unique look to your images, with both exhibiting a swirly bokeh and strong cat’s eye effect at wider apertures. They offer excellent flare control and beautiful bokeh overall, though they suffer from significant LoCA and are best used wide-open for portraits a…
Mini-Review: Voigtländer Macro APO-Ultron 35mm F2
It's solid as a rock, all metal and operates very smoothly. The aperture is clicked, every 1/3rd stop, and the front element is actually pretty good at resisting flare and ghosting.
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