Voigtlander Nokton 35mm f/1.4 is one of three 35mm primes that Cosina, owner of the Voigtlander brand, is currently manufacturing for the M mount cameras. Technically speaking, Cosina discontinued its ASPH Nokton 35/1.2 recently, and announced it will be replaced by a redesigned version (with...

As its name suggests, the very compact, lightweight manual focus Voigtlander Nokton Classic 35mm F1.4 lens takes a classic design and makes it available for the very latest Sony full-frame cameras, but while it delivers on the handling and build quality fronts, the image quality sadly falls a little...

If you're expecting a tack sharp modern lens at f/1.4, this lens is not for you. However, if you like a more classic rendering, while still getting images that have solid levels of detail, you may very well be interested.

Ok, this is a very lightweight lens and very comfortable to use, it is also well built like most of voigtlander lenses, it doesn't protrude much Infront of the camera which is essential for rangefinders to be able to see and focus .

I purchased this lens with the Voigtlander Close-focus adapter for my Sony a7III and am super pleased with the results. Sharp, good color rendition and pleasant bokeh. This is a classy piece of glass. Love it!

It's a little soft in spots, but I *love* the creamy quality of this glass. I'm using it with MB adapter on my X Pro2 and the images are amazing.

For me, I will give a 5 Starts for this lens. It's not sharp when full open, and even not sharp in edge when adapting on a digital camera. But it's compact and well build, and it also provide excellent pictures. Check it if you need a compact 35/1.4.

The build quality is amazing. This lens is not a leica but for leica cameras. It feels expensive in the hand. Solid build, Smooth focus ring. The glass is spotless and the aperture blades (9 of them) are perfectly aligned. I will write a follow up review after I have used it for film photography.

I use the Voigtlander 35mm f/1.4 Nokton Classic MC on my Fuji X-E1 and my Leica M4-2. It works perfectly on both (with an M-mount adapter for the Fuji). It's sharp in the center at f/2.8, and from f/4 to f/16 it is quite sharp perfectly usable as a general-purpose lens.

This lens is really really great on my A7II. The "classic" imaging is actually pretty subtle but works well for my street photography. Price is killer too!

Great lens for the money have it on my Fuji x pro 1 and gives photos a film like look very nice

It's not the best but it's better than others. Leica lenses would always be better but for people who are looking for lenses that are cheaper and have good quality then this will be the next choice.