Voigtlander Nokton 35mm F1.2 XF mount Lens Officially Announced

Cosina has just officially announced the new Voigtlander NOKTON 35mm F1.2 lens for Fujifilm XF mount. It is a large aperture standard lens designed exclusively for the Fujifilm X mount. The lens configuration uses a traditional double-Gauss type. A large aperture of F1.2 is realized in the style of “8-element” in which all lenses arranged almost symmetrically around the aperture position are composed of spherical surfaces. Despite its compact size, it has stable descriptive power even when the aperture is wide open, allowing you to enjoy smooth and large bokeh.

The suggested retail price (excluding tax): ¥ 78,000 JAN. It is scheduled to be released
in August 2021

Main Specifications :
Focal length 35mm (full size conversion: 53mm)
Caliber ratio 1: 1.2
Minimum aperture F16
Lens configuration 8 elements in 6 groups
Angle of view 44 °
Number of diaphragm blades 12 sheets
Shortest shooting distance 0.3m
Maximum shooting magnification: 1: 6.7 (Full size conversion: 1: 4.5)
Maximum diameter x total length φ59.6 × 39.8mm
Filter size φ46mm
weight 196g
Lens hood Dedicated screw-in hood included
Aperture ring: Equipment (manual aperture)
Electronic contacts: Yes * 1
   Exif information: Correspondence * 1 * 2
   Focus check: Correspondence
   Parallax correction: Compatible (X-Pro3)
   In-body image stabilization: Compatible
   (Limited to models that support camera shake in the body)
   Shooting distance interlocking display: Correspondence

Below are some sample images. Just enjoy!

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