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I have the ZF100/2 and CV90/3.5. For stopped down landscape usage they both resolve excellently across the frame. I generally prefer the colors and global contrast from the Zeiss, but would have a hard time guessing which landscape type photos came from which lens at f/5.6-8.0 in a non-controlled setting. Since neither lens has focus shift, I usually focus wide-open and then stop down. In this, the Zeiss has the advantage as it is much clearer when you hit focus on a distant subject. The Voigt also focuses relatively close with only a short part of the throw dedicated to longer distances. I've missed infinity focus fractionally more often with the Voigt than the Zeiss.
On the Sony A7, the CV is light enough even with the long E to F mount adapter that you can just use a plate/bracket on the camera body. With the Zeiss, however, I mount the rig to my tripod with the foot on the Metabones adapter for better balance and to avoid flex at the mount.
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