The world's first lens in the series with a speed of F0.8!
The world's first lens in the series with a speed of F0.8!
The Voigtländer 29mm / 1: 0.8 Super Nokton Aspherical MFT is a completely new design and has been tailored for top performance with a high level of technical effort. It was developed exclusively for the Micro Four Thirds standard.
A highlight of the construction is the use of a new type of high temperature glass, which forms one of the two aspherical lenses and is processed to the highest quality in a special grinding process. This, together with a floating element, guarantees excellent imaging performance and uniform sharpness right down to the edge areas. Due to the uncompromising focus on high quality components and the highest processing quality, extremely high image quality can be achieved even with an open aperture.
The 42.75 ° angle of view is similar to that of a 58mm full-frame lens and provides a pleasantly natural perspective. 12 aperture blades ensure smooth bokeh and operation is convincing thanks to the rich yet highly sensitive handling.
As with our other lenses in the MFT range, the aperture can be adjusted continuously (and therefore quietly) for video applications.
The new Voigtländer 29mm / 1: 0.8 Super Nokton Aspherical MFT is recommended due to its ultra-high light intensity, especially for available bright photography and videography and for all users who value extreme exemption potential.
The delivery includes a lens hood designed exclusively for this lens, which provides a high level of protection against stray light.
Main Features:
• The world's first lens in the series with a light intensity of F0.8 (from November 2020)
• 11 lenses in 7 groups, including an Aspherical Ground element (GA)
• Extremely strong and high quality construction
• 12 aperture blades for smooth bokeh
• Manual focus for precise focusing
• Developed for Micro Four Thirds cameras
• Switchable opening mechanism
| EAN | 4002451003377 |
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| Custom Stock Status | On Special Order |
| Manufacturer | Voigtlander |