Voigtländer Nikon-Z D35mm F1.2 Nokton schwarz

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 elements arranged almost symmetrically around the aperture position are composed of spherical surfaces. It has a stable descriptive power even at wide open, and you can enjoy a smooth and large bokeh effect. The aperture blades are made up of 12 blades that take into consideration the shape of the blur, with a 1/3 step click. The focus ring and aperture ring are all metal and feature a heavily carved finger grip and a precision-cut knurled pattern. This design combines a beautiful appearance reminiscent of the good old days with functionality that improves the feeling of manual operation, and is a replacement for the Voigtländer SL series, which pays homage to the interchangeable lenses for single-lens reflex cameras in the 1965s and 1974s. It conforms to the styling of the lens, and you can enjoy the silky focusing operation feeling with the all-metal helicoid ring.