Voigtländer Nokton 1,2/23mm X-mount

The NOKTON 23mm F1.2 Aspherical X is a wide-diameter, near wide-angle lens designed exclusively for the Fujifilm X mount, and has an angle of view equivalent to 35mm in full-frame equivalent. The lens configuration uses the latest optical system that employs a double-sided aspherical lens and two partially dispersed 10-element anomalous lenses in 6 groups. Despite its compact size, it has excellent descriptive power with excellent resolution even when the aperture is wide open, and a large blur can be achieved due to the large aperture of F1.2.

Designed exclusively for the Fujifilm X-mount
An optical system optimized for the image sensor of the Fujifilm X system camera is installed. High resolution is maintained to the periphery of the image without depending on the camera's optical correction function, and phenomena such as color cast are suppressed.

Manual focus for reliable focus
By adopting an all-metal helical unit processed and adjusted with high precision and high-quality grease that produces proper torque, focusing with a smooth running feel is achieved. It allows precise focus adjustment.

Aperture ring for direct mechanical connection
As with the Voigtlander VM mount and mirrorless mount lenses, the aperture ring uses a mechanism in which the aperture ring is directly connected to the opening and closing of the aperture blades. With a 1/3 step click, you can enjoy the feeling of operating the mechanism directly.

Communication of information with the housing by electronic contacts
Equipped with electronic contacts to realize highly reliable telecommunications between the lens and housing. By combining a housing that supports telecommunications and the latest firmware (* 1), in addition to Exif information, focus check and shooting distance lock display, some models also support image stabilization and parallax correction in the housing.

Beautiful bokeh with 12-blade aperture
A 12-blade diaphragm is used to bring the holes formed by the diaphragm blades closer to a circle. The blurred part is a natural representation and the point source of light is not a polygon but a soft round bokeh.

Shortest shooting distance 0.18 m
The shortest shooting distance is 0.18m due to the full extension method of the lens group. The close-up shooting effect provides a greater amount of bokeh than when shooting from a distance, expanding the possibilities for shooting that makes the most of bokeh at full aperture.

* 1 Cautions for telecommunication-compatible cameras
This product is equipped with electronic contacts, but there are restrictions on which bodies can perform telecommunications. Please check the list of bodies below.