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mahimihi wrote:
However it “draws” the focusing issues aren’t worth it.
Well ... it seems that there are some folks who think it IS worth it. 
My question isn't the matter of an absolute "deal breaker" for whether or not the Sonnar 1.5 is "worth it" or not. The issue of "worth it" is as subjective for someone's temperament for spending the effort to contend with focus shift issues, as for someone's temperament for spending the money for an APO SUmmilux, or their temperament for toting a larger, heavier lens with more optical correction, as to whether or not it is "worth it". The opinion of whether or not it is "worth it" never was my question.
I'm just trying to understand how close it is vs. isn't to having a similar draw. I figure there's a sliding scale wrt to lens design regarding the way it draws vs. the way the focus shifts. Given the infinite range of lens designs (Sonnar, Planar, Double Gauss, Tessar, Petzal, etc.) through the elemental combinations of design, any two given lenses are going to have some degree of optical properties of similarities and differences.
There are certain aspects of optics that can be diametrically opposed in a quid pro quo kind of way. The matter of draw and focus shift seem to have a certain interdependence for some lenses and lens design approaches. What is being "traded away" in the draw, in order to achieve a lens with absolutely no focus shift, may not be "worth it" to trade away that much of the draw. So, it's my goal to understand what the draw variance vs. focus shift variance is between the Sonnar and the Voigt you've recommended for consideration ... i.e. I'm considering your recommendation, so I'd like to understand more of it (thus the question). From which I'll make my own assessment of whether or not (either) the lens is "worth it" or not. Worth ... is entirely subjective. Optical properties are much more technically objective. Whether or not those technical objectives are desirable or not ... back to highly subjective, and relative to both temperament and application.
So, my question remains ... does it draw like the Sonnar? 
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