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BruceRH wrote:
Personally, I would go for the extra stop of light but I don't shoot film that often. I have all 3 of the Voigtlander 28's, f1.5,2,2.8. The Ultron is kind of the odd man out now. If I know I will be shooting after dark, the 28/1.5 goes with me, if it is going to be all daytime, it is hard to ignore the small but excellent 28/2.8 Color-Skopar. There is no denying though that the 28 Ultron is an excellent lens, but so are they other 2. Tough choice but it is great to have such choices!
I was in the same boat because I love the 28mm focal length. I ended up with three Voigtlander lenses, plus the Leica f/2 and f/1.4 versions. After testing them side by side and considering many factors, I decided to keep only two: the Voigtlander 28/1.5 (my favorite) and the equally outstanding Voigtlander 28/2.8 Color-Skopar. The Leica Summicron was too similar in rendering to the 28/1.5 stopped down to f/2, and the Summilux gave a similar look to the 28/1.5 when wide open.
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