Great news! Definitely add to the collection
On the Cosina site, this lens is the only one of the line that is not listed with a separatetly "included hood", so it may not be detachable after all.
http://www.cosina.co.jp/seihin/voigt/english/micro-e-2.html
Edit: I stand corrected. It says there "Weight : 585g (without hood) "
Apparently cancelled, can anyone confirm?
I don't know how anyone can draw such a conclusion from a simple itemnumber change at B&H while it is shipped out in entire Europe and Asia already.
Here you go: http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1160237-REG/voigtlander_ba328a_10_5mm_for_0_95_m43.html
Expected availability: June 22 2015 You Pay: $1,099.00
im stuck between this and the Sigma 18-35 with new XL metabones.... Ive already got the 42.5 Nokton and it is my favourite lens.
Not discontinued they just listed it wrong at b&h. Im stuck between this and the 42.5 nokton to match my new 25 nokton and em5 mark 2. I cant decide other than my gf thinks the 10.5 is cute lol. Can you post examples to vimeo @silverfox
@Duly_Noted I would recommend the 10.5mm, because you can usually nab close ups with the 25mm and it's sweet close focus distance, but you can't always get wider.
@kingmixer That is kind of what I was thinking. I have a 50mm Canon FL and an 85mm Fl plus speedbooster already. They are both great lenses and I think will actually mesh very well with the noktons. But the only wide lens I have is the 9mm fisheye bodycap, fine for some shots (recording action sports), but not exactly great for things other than that. With the em5 mark 2 stabilizer the 10.5 should produce a great fov and good stability. Good for me because video is secondary to my photography so I rarely have a tripod unless doing something specific.
http://www.focus-numerique.com/test-2396/objectif-voigtlander-nokton-10-5-mm-f-095-flash-test-8.html
Vitaliy i cant get that site to load. Mind explaining the chart? I asume its center edge and far carner performance? Do these numbers look good compared to others?
Site is clearly working, you can use google translate and also check imatest testing approach.
Like the other 0.95 aperture lenses, the results are quite soft and less contrasty at the fastest aperture but are still very useable if your aim is to achieve a dreamy out-of-focus rendering. Centre sharpness peaks between f/2 and f/8 while corner and edge sharpness improve the more you close your aperture, with optimal results being found at around f/11.
http://www.mirrorlessons.com/2015/07/07/extra-fast-extra-wide-the-voigtlander-10-5mm-f0-95-review/
It is fine, fast lens from Voigtlander for Micro Four Thirds. Sharpness delivered by this lens is excellent. Those shooting video will appreciate the option for a stepless aperture and many will enjoy exploiting the fast maximum aperture and ability to isolate a subject from their surroundings with shallow depth of field.
Looks amazing! @silverfox You used a GH2 with this lens?
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