Cosina introduced the Voigtländer Nokton 23mm F1.2 lens for Fujifilm X system cameras. Focusing and aperture control are performed manually. The aperture is click-adjustable in 1/3EV increments.
According to the manufacturer, the optical design of the lens is “optimized for the image sensor of Fujifilm X-mount cameras.” Due to this, it was possible to obtain high resolution throughout the frame. The lens is equipped with the electronics needed to write parameters to EXIF, confirm focus and transmit data necessary for the stabilization system built into the camera to work properly.
Specifications of the Voigtländer Nokton 23mm F1.2 lens:
- focal length – 23 mm (EGF 34.5 mm);
- angle of view — 63.2°;
- aperture – f / 1.2–f / 16;
- optical design – 10 elements in 6 groups, including a double-sided aspherical element and 2 elements with low dispersion;
- the number of aperture blades – 12;
- minimum focusing distance – 18 cm;
- maximum magnification — 1:4.9;
- filter diameter — 46 mm;
- diameter – 59.3 mm;
- length – 43.8 mm;
- weight – 214 g.
The lens should go on sale next month for about $780. The kit includes a hood on a threaded mount.
Source: ixbt
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