This looks like a very compact lens for the M system, Fuji's GX1, & The NEX system, I wonder what the IQ will be like? And will the corners be useable on the NEX 7?
Very high optical quality triplet formula lens
Ultra compact design, weight 45g, 55g with hood
Premium quality Tantalum glass, superior to Trium and Lanthanum glass with best refractive qualities
Refined triplet design with two double thickness positive lenses, superior to Tessar design
10 blade quasi-round aperture for smooth and pleasing bokeh (Made in Germany by Otto Niemann Feinmechanik GmbH, Berlin)
Minimum focus distance 0.8m
ALL glass surfaces multicoated, 97% light transmission
Vivid, real and beautiful color reproduction, high contrast high resolution images
Unique exposed front aperture (hood accepts 19mm size filters)
Initial lot of 180 lenses, designed, manufactured and hand-assembled in Japan by Mr Sadoyasu Miyazaki
Native Leica M mount ...Show more →
It says "Super Tpirlet" instead of "Super Triplet"
I imagine it will be quite good on M film bodies and an M9, but who knows about the other bodies. There's only going to be 180 up front so we'll have to see what people think.
I wonder about the microlens / ray angle shading on digital cameras. The M9 has those shifted micorlenses, probably it will work good enough even on the 24x36 M9 sensor.
