Voigtlander Nokton Lens - 17.5mm f/0.95 - Micro Four Thirds


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The Voigtlander Nokton 17.5mm f/0.95 is a premium, high-speed manual focus prime lens designed for Micro Four Thirds (MFT) camera systems, ideal for photographers and videographers seeking exceptional low-light performance and creamy bokeh. Offering a 35mm equivalent focal length, this lens excels in street, documentary, and creative film work; however, users should note that it is a strictly manual focus optic, which may require a learning curve for those accustomed to autofocus systems.
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No, this is a strictly manual focus lens. You must adjust the focus ring by hand.
This lens is designed for the Micro Four Thirds mount. Using it on other systems would require a specific third-party lens adapter, which may not maintain full functionality.
The lens utilizes a 58mm filter thread.
Yes, when the selective aperture control is set to the stepless mode, the aperture changes are completely soundless, which is ideal for video.
The lens features a minimum focus distance of 15cm (0.15m).
It features 10 diaphragm blades, which contribute to the smooth, rounded bokeh.
Enable the 'Shoot without lens' or 'Release shutter w/o lens' setting in your camera's custom menu.
Verify your focus peaking settings on the camera to ensure you have achieved critical focus manually before shooting.
Check the selective aperture control switch to ensure it is fully engaged in either the 'clicked' or 'stepless' position.
This lens is designed specifically for the Micro Four Thirds (MFT) mount interface. To attach, align the lens index mark with the camera mount dot and rotate clockwise until it clicks. Since the lens is manual-focus and manual-aperture, ensure your camera is set to 'Shoot without lens' mode in the settings to allow the shutter to fire.
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