Volenda has recently released a Leica M-mount rangefinder, the VOIGTLANDER Nokton Vintage Line 28mm F15 Aspherical VMs, bringing a new wide-angle and large-aperture prime option to Leica users. Some foreign users have tried to experience this new product, and the overall feeling is good, both in terms of volume and imaging performance.
In total, the Volenda VOIGTLANDER 28mm F1The 5 Nokton is an impressive lens. Although it is a company that has an F1A 5mm lens with a wide aperture, but this lens is small and lightweight, making it an excellent choice for wide-angle multi-purpose photography.
The lens has a modern optical design that provides high resolution and contrast throughout the frame. It is worth noting that the center of the picture is at f2Best image quality at 8 apertures with f2 at the edgesExcellent performance in the range of 8-f4.
When shooting at the closest focusing distance (05 meters), the lens also performs surprisingly well. In comparison to competitors in the same spec, it is comparable to the original Leica 28mm F14 Summilux is highly competitive, and despite its more compact design, it is on par with Leica lenses in terms of performance, chromatic aberration control, and even better than Leica in image edge imaging.
From the aperture f2Starting at 8, the lens can produce 12 stitches. It showed a strong resistance to glare, and although it had slightly less control over flare from bright light that didn't enter the frame, it was still above average. Its performance can be compared to higher Leica original lenses such as 28mm f14 Summilux and 28mm F2 Summicron).
For those prioritizing compactness and better value for money, the VOIGTLANDER 28mm F2The 8 Color Skopar and the VoogtLander 28mm F2 Ultron II are still top choices. However, if you're looking for an all-rounder that performs well in dim light while remaining relatively compact, look no further than this VOIGTLANDER 28mm F15 nokton is worth recommending.
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