Voigtlander 50mm F1.1 Nokton

Description

The Voigtlander Nokton 50mm f/1.1 is a extremely fast aspherical lens created for rangefinder VM lens mount cameras. It is built with 7 elements within 6 groups, takes 58mm filters and features a minimum focus distance of around 3.28' (1m). A very quick and crisp lens that weighs in at under 16 ounces, with a lens barrel that is all-metal construction.

There's a 10 bladed diaphragm that captures soothing out-of-focus bokeh. Click stop aperture adjustments at half-stop distances allows subtle fine-tuning for depth-of-field or exposure effortless. A unique lens in the rangefinder domain due to the use of up-to-date aspherical lens element creation technology on the back element.

It's built with a pair of aspherical surfaces plus a single SD element with super-low dispersion glass. This preserves the high image quality level that rangefinder photographers have become accustomed to while maintaining a highly competitive price. May 1, 2011

Features

• Extremely Bright Lens
• Metal Lens Barrel
• Superior Image Quality

Specifications

Overview
Lens style	Prime lens
Max Format Size	35mm FF
Lens focal length	50 mm
Stabilization type	No
Camera mount	Leica M
Picture angle	45.9°
Aperture (lens diaphragm)
Largest aperture opening	F1.1
Smallest aperture opening	F16.0
Includes aperture ring	Yes
Total diaphragm blades	10
Optical
Total Elements	7
Number of Groups	6
Focusing
Minimum focus distance	1.00 m (39.37")
Autofocus type	No
Full time manual focus	Unknown
Lens distance scale	No
Depth of field scale	No
Physical features
Overall weight	428 g (0.94 lb)
Lens diameter	70 mm (2.74")
Overall length	57 mm (2.25")
Sealing	No
Tripod collar included	No
Optional accessories	Hood LH-7

Lens Includes

• Voigtlander Nokton 50mm f/1.1 Lens (Black)
• Front Lens Cap
• Rear Lens Cap
• 1-Year Warranty

Accessories

M Mount Adapters
The Leica M mount was introduced in 1954 at the same time as the Leica M3. It's been the mount of choice on every Leica M series thru the present day Leica M7 film camera and Leica M9 digital camera and Lenses.  The M Mount was also the mount used for Minolta's CLE rangefinder, on the Konica Hexar RF, on the later versions of the Voigtlander Bessa family and Lenses, the mount for the Rollei 35RF, also quite recently on the newest Zeiss Ikon Rangefinder and Lenses. M lenses can be adapted to Canon EOS, Nikon, Micro Four Thirds, and Sony Nex Cameras.