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Cosina announces Voigtländer 50mm f/2, 35mm f/2, 23mm f/1.2 lenses for Nikon Z; 23mm f/1.2 for Fuji X

Mar 1, 2022 by Dunja Djudjic 1 Comment

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Cosina has anounced four new Voigtländer prime lenses for mirrorless shooters. Out of those, three are made for Nikon Z cameras, and one is intended for Fiji X shooters.

The 50mm f/2 and 35mm are made for full-frame Nikon Z cameras. Of course, you can attach them to an APS-C body too and get 75mm or ~52mm equivalent focal length. The 23mm f/1.2 comes in Nikon Z and Fuji X version, and it was made for APS-C cameras, but it can be used in the crop mode of your full-frame camera.

Since Cosina is on fire with novelties, let’s get straight into it. Here are some photos and specs of all four lenses:

Voigtländer 50mm f/2 for Nikon Z

Focal length50mm
Caliber ratio1970-01-01 01:02:00
Minimum apertureF16
Lens configuration10 elements in 8 groups
Angle of view46.5 °
Number of diaphragm blades12 blades
(Circular aperture with open F2 and F2.8 F16)
Shortest shooting distance0.45m
Maximum shooting magnification1970-01-01 00:01:06
Maximum diameter x total lengthΦ67.6 × 64.3mm
Filter sizeΦ52mm
weight347g
Lens hoodDedicated hood included
Aperture ringEquipment (manual aperture)
Focusing assistance function 1Focus point Focusing by changing the frame color
Focusing assistance function 2Focusing with the peaking function
Focusing assistance function 3Focusing with the camera body enlargement button
Corresponding sensor sizeFull size
Electronic contactsyes
 Communication function 1Eixf Info: Correspondence
 Communication function 2In-body image stabilization: Correspondence (3 axes) (Limited to bodies with camera shake)

Voigtländer 35mm f/2 for Nikon Z

Focal length35mm
Caliber ratio1970-01-01 01:02:00
Minimum apertureF16
Lens configuration11 elements in 9 groups
Angle of view62.1 °
Number of diaphragm blades12 bades
(Circular aperture with open F2, F2.8, F5.6, F16)
Shortest shooting distance0.35m
Maximum shooting magnification1970-01-01 00:01:07
Maximum diameter x total lengthΦ67.6 × 70.4mm
Filter sizeΦ52mm
weight360g
Lens hoodDedicated hood included
Aperture ringEquipment (manual aperture)
Focusing assistance function 1Focus point Focusing by changing the frame color
Focusing assistance function 2Focusing with the peaking function
Focusing assistance function 3Focusing with the camera body enlargement button
Corresponding sensor sizeFull size
Electronic contactsyes
 Communication function 1Exif information support
 Communication function 2In-body image stabilization: Correspondence (3 axes) (limited to bodies equipped with camera shake)

Voigtländer 23mm f/1.2 for Nikon Z

Focal length23mm
Caliber ratio1970-01-01 01:02:00
Minimum apertureF16
Lens configuration10 elements in 6 groups
Angle of view63.3 °
Number of diaphragm blades12 blades
Shortest shooting distance0.18m
Maximum shooting magnification1970-01-01 00:01:05
Maximum diameter x total lengthΦ65.8 × 45.2mm
Filter sizeΦ46mm
weight240g
Lens hoodDedicated hood included
Aperture ringEquipment (manual aperture)
Focusing assistance function 1Focus point Focusing by changing the frame color
Focusing assistance function 2Focusing with the peaking function
Focusing assistance function 3Focusing with the camera body enlargement button
Corresponding sensor sizeAPS-C
Electronic contactsyes
 Communication function 1Exif information support
 Communication function 2In-body image stabilization: Correspondence (3 axes) (limited to bodies equipped with camera shake)

Voigtländer 23mm f/1.2 for Fuji X

Focal length23mm
Caliber ratio1970-01-01 00:01:01
Minimum apertureF16
Lens configuration10 elements in 6 groups
Angle of view63.2 °
Number of diaphragm blades12 blades
Shortest shooting distance0.18m
Maximum shooting magnification1970-01-01 00:01:05
Maximum diameter x total lengthΦ59.3 × 43.8mm
Filter sizeΦ46mm
weight214g
Lens hoodDedicated hood included
Aperture ringEquipment (manual aperture)
Electronic contactsYes
 Communication function 1Exif information support
 Communication function 2Focus check: Correspondence
 Communication function 3Parallax correction: Correspondence (X-Pro3)
 Communication function 4In-body image stabilization: Compatible (limited to models equipped with in-body image stabilization)
 Communication function 5Shooting distance interlocking display: Correspondence

All four lenses are rather fast, especially the 23mm f/1.2, of course. Cosina promises excellent optical design and performance, and the lenses are compact and lightweight, suitable for everyday shooting. Thanks to the 12-blade aperture, you can also expect pleasing round bokeh.

Cosina presented its new lenses at CP+ in Japan which ended on Sunday. There is still no pricing or shipping information, but we expect to know more about it soon.

[via Photo Rumors]

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