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$1099 at http://www.amazon.com/Cosina-Voigtlander-Nokton-10-5mm-Warranty/dp/B010EK78CI/

Maybe "easier" to build at this focal lenght than the two others... less pricey ? No!

• Focal Length -42.5 mm
• Aperture Ratio - 1:0.95
• Smallest aperture - F16
• Lens Construction - 11 elements, 8 groups
• Picture angle - 30.5°
• Aperture Blades - 10
• Minimum Focus - 0.23 m
• Maximum Diameter - 64.3 mm
• Filter size - 58 mm
• Length - 74.6 mm
• Weight - To be determined
• Mount - MFT MicroFourThirds
• $799, available at:
  • http://www.amazon.com/Voigtlander-Nokton-Manual-Focus-Micro/dp/B0046EC1OE/
  • http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1000625-REG/voigtlander_ba425m_42_5mm_f_95_nokton_.html

http://www.voigtlander.com/cms/voigtlaender/voigtlaender_cms.nsf/id/pa_f_095_42_5mm.html

I miss something?

After some months I bought Nokton 17.5 mm and Panasonic G6, then Phantom 3 Pro and last year Panasonic 100-300.

As my hobby and side job, I shoot videos of weddings, cultural events, and so on. Recently I got idea to step up and upgrade my gear, but I found myself teared up between so much choices. Because of my past experiences, I tend to favourites Nokton lenses. I idealize having whole set of them.

From last year I saved up enough from my videography to afford to buy Voigtlander 10.5 mm, 25 mm and 42.5 mm, with Panasonic G85 body (althought I would spend all of that money saved from videography from last year). For some time I worried that Voigt lens are not stabilized, but Pan G85 body is, so that is good. Idea of having whole Voigt set seems like perfect step up in my videography. Manual focus is still challenge for me, but with 17.5 mm I got used to it and even quite cherish it. What makes me confused are 3 things:

1) Thought of trying to get used to Panasonic lenses with not-so exclusive build quality keeps me from buying one. But I could buy used for 2 years, functional Panasonic Nocti 42.5 mm f/1.2 for 800 dollars, and use it for both videography and photography too (autofocus and stabilization), so it seems like no brainer, but I tend to cling to Voigt lens with my heart. And having whole set of Voigts would keep my "style" somehow unified maybe? If I would take photos with Voigts I would be probably frustrated (with moving objects)... on the other hand this way I could train manual focusing for my videos. So as you can see I am really confused with both options. For same money I could have new Voigt 42.5 mm (I live in Central Europe, so buying electronis from foreign countries is not possible due to high fees).

2) Second problem with buying almost whole set of Voigt lens (10.5, 25, 42.5 and Panasonic G85) is money. I can afford it, but man, it is a lot of money. Even worry of theft of my gear comes in mind. On the other hand, with possibility on reach, I would love to play with all those Voigt lenses in different situations for different purposes on upcoming projects/events...

3) I counted with Nokton 10.5 mm for purpose of using it in future on one of those new one-hand-gimbals, but althought I saw smooth videos of this combo, I saw bad review too (too heavy-front for some gimbals). Officialy weight-wise it is under norm though, so I would have just to try it first I guess...

What do you think? What would you do? What should I do? :-)

Thanks a lot for your answer.

I'm selling a very gently used GY-LS300 with a full set of MFT lenses. Everything is in excellent to like new condition. Here's a list of what is included:

• JVC GY-LS300 4K/Super 35mm camera
• Two batteries w/ two chargers
• Voigtlander 17.5mm/f0.95 lens
• Voigtlander 25mm/f0.95 lens (not de-clicked)
• Voigtlander 42.5mm/f0.95 lens
• Rokinon 85mm/t1.5 lens

I've been the sole owner of all of this equipment and have taken very good care of it. If interested, I'm happy to share more pictures to show what quality things are in and happy to elaborate on any questions folks might have. All the equipment is in perfect working condition and I have used it very recently. I'm asking $3750.00 for everything and not interested in negotiating, it's priced to sell!

Cheers,

Joel

I am selling my Voigtlander 25mm F0.95 lens. It comes boxed as new. I am also including a follow focus gear and step up ring (77mm).

$490 USD including postage.

Cheers,

I am selling the ultimate filmmakers kit.

Camera Panasonic GH4 + Battery Adapter (DMW-BGGH3) 7 batteries

Memory Cards Sandisk Extreme Pro 64GB Transcend U3 256GB Transcend U3 64GB

Lenses Lumix 35-100mm F2.8 Lumix Nocticron 42.5mm F1.2 SLR Magic Cine II 12mm F1.6 Olympus 60mm Macro F2.8 Voigtlander 25mm F0.95

Metabones XL 0.64x EF Adapter (with auto focus for EF Lenses)

Additional Panasonic FL580 Flash LCW Variable ND Filter 77mm Lens Clean Kit

ALL lenses come with step up rings attached to 77mm.

I can send pictures of all items on request. This is a serious filmmakers package.

I didn't have much time to check out the gh4 so far, a lot of work hinders me, going too far into research for each little thing myself, that's why I hoped I could get a little support from you hear. Mostly I'll record video and sound on myself at the same time, not sure if I'll have an assistant from time to time. My idea until now is to record in 4k, maybe in 24fps should be alright I guess. The shooting will be for a 5 video monitor/large flat screen panels installation.

My equipment so far: GH4 with kit lens 12-35mm

• Voigtlander Nocton 17.5mm 0.95f with UV and ND filters
• Voigtlander Nocton 42.5mm 0.95f with UV and ND filters
• One SD card SanDisk Extreme Pro 32GB 280 MB/s (I'll have another one like that)
• only one battery so far
• trolley case

I'll definitely need a second battery or the battery grip, is it a good thing to have?

• Sound Recording device
• Microphone (one or two? maybe too much to handle!)

• Wind jammer (boom?)

• Any experiences with 'Rycote Zoom H5 Audio Kit' or 'Tascam DR-60DmkII 4-Channel Portable Recorder with Rode NTG2 Condenser Shotgun Mic Kit'?

• Tripod mainly to use as proper stand in any condition, not sure if I'll need a very heavy one for doing pans?

• Rig / steady cam? I actually would prefer shooting with a rig/steady cam to make pans with a heavy tripod. Follow focus! Which one?

• A super-portable extra light like dedo light!

• SSD discs for backups?

• A Mattebox?

And everything should be of proper quality, lightweight one-person-solutions, possible to get through the airports O.K..

Thanks, I appreciate your hints, ideas, experiences and comments ! kolinko

I invite you to see my very latest music video Mozambik group. The film equipment are still my Panasonic Lumix GH2 and GH3.

good visualization Phab

My new music video ;)

Panasonic Lumix GH2/GH3 Voigtländer 25mn 0.95 Panasonic 12-35mn f2.8

Best regard Phab

Shot in GH3 and Voigtländer 20mn F0.95, edited and composed with After Effects

• Voigtländer Nokton 25 mm f0.95, incl. all accessories (lens hood, caps, and manual) in original box

Very popular and high quality full manual standard lens - one of the best for the Micro Four Thirds system, great in low light and with distinct character.
This one comes in excellent condition (both optically and in general), as it was taken good care of at all times.

Price: €690 incl. shipping (from EU)

• Panasonic DMC-GH2 body with Flowmotion 2 hack (in box, with strap, manual, charger) • 3 OEM Panasonic batteries • 2 Power2000 batteries • Dual battery charger • Ownuser battery grip (holds 2 batteries) • Camera bag • LCW Light Craft Workshop Fader ND Mk2 72mm variable ND filter • 46-52mm step up ring

• Voigtlander 25mm f/0.95 (version 1, in box, only used a few times) • B+W 52mm XS-Pro UV filter for the Voigtlander

All lens caps included. Everything has always been very well taken care of. This gear hasn't seen a ton of use, so the batteries all still have great life left in them.

Payment via PayPal only, free shipping to continental U.S. (signature required).

Price for everything as a bundle is $1200.

If you'd like to buy separately:

Voigtlander 25mm and filter: $675 GH2 setup: $600

PLEASE NOTE: In the first photo there is a 20mm pancake, which is NOT INCLUDED in this sale. It was part of the original bundle but has been SOLD. Thanks!

personal-view price: $850. Includes shipping + insurance from Los Angeles.

I switched lenses to my Vivitar 55mm f2.8 Macro and repeated the test, it froze again after about a minute.

The shots weren't very detail heavy either, just an empty wall, couch and ma doggy.

I was using a Sandisk Extreme Pro 32gb/95mbs, which I purchased yesterday. Is it the wrong card for the job?

Does anyone have any advice or experience with this? Should I just reinstall the hack or try a different one?

Although I have worked with still photography and video operating I haven't had much experience with this more artistic film work so I would love some feedback. Most of the shots I was on a very wide aperture, around 0.95-1.4 and kept my ISO very low. I haven't really done any colour correction and I am not entirely happy with the edit. I did it more as a test and rushed the edit a little whilst at a friends house (so I couldn't concentrate 100%). One thing I have noticed is that there is a "judder" effect going on constantly throughout, like it is missing some frames. Not sure if this is because I am using a cracked version of premiere or its the way I exported it.

Anyway here it is (its kind of depressing).

price is $700, paypal gift, regular paypal add 3%, include shipping to CONUS

I live in Milpitas, California, if someone wants to do meet in person (San Jose, Sunnyvale, Campbell, Fremont etc...)

shipping only to verified paypal address will post pictures later

Panasonic GH2 // Voigtländer 25mn f0.95 // Panasonic 14-140 HD // Filltre ND Dörr ND4-400 VLT // Mini dolly Igus http://www.igus.fr/wpck/6189/filmtechnology // Music Silent partner - The messanger - Youtube Audio Library

I am selling my Voigtlander 25mm lens. I have only used this for a small selection of projects as most of my needs have been run and gun and prefer a zoom lens. $820 including shipping.

Comes boxed as new with all the original packaging, lens cap etc...

Test filming in HBR mode (1080p25) with very safe "hack" at 33 mbts.

First use of a voigtlander nokton 50mm 1.1. that I've just received. Great lense ! All manual control.

I thought this would be funny to shoot. And a much more interesting subject for the test than the usual garden tree... :)

Export with Clipwrap. Edited in FCP7 with no color correction.

Music : Betty Hutton "Stuff like that there".