p.5 #1Cosina Voigtländer Nokton Vintage Line 28/1.5 VM lenses announced today
I picked up the Japanese leaflet for this lens from Fujiya Camera today. They had some nice New Year sales going on with reduced prices on many Voigtländer lenses too (cheaper than I've seen before) but there was nothing new for me to buy right now.
p.5 #4Cosina Voigtländer Nokton Vintage Line 28/1.5 VM lenses announced today
Very curious to see the rendering of the Thypoch 28. I was not super impressed by the 35/1.5 images. I am hoping the Thypoch has a little more character or singularity with less optical vignetting.
p.5 #6Cosina Voigtländer Nokton Vintage Line 28/1.5 VM lenses announced today
nehemiahphoto wrote:
Very curious to see the rendering of the Thypoch 28. I was not super impressed by the 35/1.5 images. I am hoping the Thypoch has a little more character or singularity with less optical vignetting.
Yeah but the Voigtlander 28 1.5 only goes down to f16. The Thypoch goes down to f1116.
p.5 #7Cosina Voigtländer Nokton Vintage Line 28/1.5 VM lenses announced today
Desmolicious wrote: nehemiahphoto wroteVery curious to see the rendering of the Thypoch 28. I was not super impressed by the 35/1.5 images. I am hoping the Thypoch has a little more character or singularity with less optical vignetting.Yeah but the Voigtlander 28 1.5 only goes down to f16. The Thypoch goes down to f1116.
And that with the better MFD it makes the Thypoch a macro beast!
p.5 #9Cosina Voigtländer Nokton Vintage Line 28/1.5 VM lenses announced today
I bought the Colour Skopar 28mm and it is quite nice. But this Nokton looks fantastic. Maybe I will end up using both, one for travelling and the other for pleasure .
p.5 #11Cosina Voigtländer Nokton Vintage Line 28/1.5 VM lenses announced today
Desmolicious wrote:
It uses the LH-6 hood - which is also used on the 35 1.4 and 40 1.4.
Nice as I already have it, but also nice because you can get the Haoge version (which is great) for $40 if you don't want to spend $70 for the CV version.
But have the Thypochs actually been released? I don't see them in stock.
p.5 #13Cosina Voigtländer Nokton Vintage Line 28/1.5 VM lenses announced today
Desmolicious wrote: dieterson wroteDesmolicious wroteWhy get that when you can get a Thypoch for the same money?
In Germany you won´t get the CV28f1.5 for the same money as the Thypoch 28f1.4, actually you pay 300€ more for version I and 400€ more for version II.How much is the Thighpuck in Germany?
Love it!
Thighpuck...sounds like an STD Mr. Ding picked up visiting an AstrWhoreHouse.
p.5 #14Cosina Voigtländer Nokton Vintage Line 28/1.5 VM lenses announced today
Desmolicious wrote:
How much is the Thighpuck in Germany?
The Simera 28 f1.4 costs 760€ (most online-shops list it for this price, on ebay you get it for 734€) including taxes (760€ listings without taxes: 639€).
The Voigtländer 28 f1.5 is listed for 1049€ (version I) and 1149€ (version II).
Map Camera's prices for the CV 28/1.5 are a bit cheaper at 115K for Type I and 124K for Type II.
I think CV prices are usually better in Japan than Europe though and weak yen makes Chinese lenses relatively expensive when bought from their official Japanese distributors currently.
There is also a 5min part where they switch to 28/2.8 in the middle.
I like what I see so far. When the lens is wide open, there's some noticeable purple fringing (LoCA), but that's typical for fast 28mm lenses. Based on the samples, optical vignetting doesn't appear too extreme, which is good news for this compact lens.
p.5 #19Cosina Voigtländer Nokton Vintage Line 28/1.5 VM lenses announced today
dieterson wrote: Desmolicious wroteHow much is the Thighpuck in Germany?The Simera 28 f1.4 costs 760€ (most online-shops list it for this price, on ebay you get it for 734€) including taxes (760€ listings without taxes: 639€).
The Voigtländer 28 f1.5 is listed for 1049€ (version I) and 1149€ (version II).
Interesting to see the variations in pricing across regions.