Voigtlander NOKTON 50mm f/1 Aspherical Ultra-Large Aperture Lens Using GA (Ground Aspherical) Lens

NOKTON 50mm f/1 Aspherical Ultra-large aperture lens using GA (ground aspherical) lens

Should be available soon to preorder form Amazon and B&H Photo

Features
By adopting an in-house produced GA (ground aspherical) lens, this ultra-large aperture standard lens achieves the brightest F1 among Voigtlander’s full-frame interchangeable lenses, while also achieving a toned-down style. When the aperture is wide open at F1, the amount of bokeh is extremely large, making it possible to express the motif in focus in an impressive manner.

Main features

Compatible with Sony E mount
Equipped with an electronic contact, the usage status of the lens is reflected in the Exif information of the shooting data. Also, since it has a built-in distance encoder, it supports 5-axis image stabilization on the camera body side. It is also possible to enlarge the viewfinder by operating the focus ring.

Optimized optical design
In addition to ensuring a full-size image circle, it uses an optical design optimized for Sony E-mount sensors. High resolution is maintained right up to the edges of the screen, and phenomena such as color cast are suppressed.

Adopts GA (ground aspherical) lens
The first lens surface uses a GA (ground aspherical) lens produced in-house. It is now possible to simplify the lens configuration while ensuring high performance, and despite the ultra-large aperture, it achieves both high-level image quality and a sleek style.

Equipped with floating mechanism
By adopting a floating mechanism that moves the lens groups independently according to the shooting position, stable image quality is ensured from the shortest shooting distance (0.45m) to distant motifs.

Beautiful bokeh created by 12 aperture blades
In order to make the hole formed by the aperture blades more circular, a 12-element aperture is used. Out-of-focus areas are rendered naturally, and point light sources are not polygonal, but have round, soft bokeh.

Manual focus allows for reliable focusing
The use of an all-metal helicoid unit that has been machined and adjusted with high precision and high-quality grease that produces an appropriate amount of torque provides focusing with a smooth operating feel. This allows for delicate focus adjustments.

Aperture click switching mechanism
The aperture click switching mechanism allows the aperture ring to be opened and closed steplessly without producing any click noise. This eliminates the need to worry about picking up the operation sound of the aperture ring when recording videos, and also allows for severe depth control by finely adjusting the aperture ring.

specification


Focal length: 50mm
Aperture ratio: 1 : 1
minimum aperture: F16
Lens configuration: 7 groups 9 elements
Angle of view: 48.0°
Number of aperture blades: 12 pieces
Minimum shooting distance: 0.45
Maximum shooting magnification: 1 : 6.9
Maximum diameter x total length: φ79.3×69.3mm
filter size: φ67mm
weight:590g
Lens hood: Dedicated screw-in hood
electronic contacts: can be
Focus magnification function: correspondence
Exif information: correspondence
Lens correction selection: Possible
5-axis camera shake inside the body: Compatible (limited to 5-axis compatible bodies)
others: With aperture switching mechanism

Price/JAN code
Suggested retail price (excluding tax): ¥240,000
JAN code: JAN 4530076 233188
release date: Scheduled to be released in March 2024

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