Voigtlander Fuji X 35mm F1.2 Nokton

designed for a vintage look wide open,
but sharp by f/5.6 like the M 35/1.4

■ Lens chipped to communicate with most FX bodies (see details below)

■ Precise rugged all-metal lens barrel

■ Manual focus for reliable precise focus 

■ Aperture ring for direct mechanical aperture operation

■ Close focus distance 0.3m

■ Small Compact Size with 46mm filter  

designed to work with modern APS-C Fujifilm X sensors
electronic circuit ensuring communication between the lens and the camera
extremely solid, all-metal construction
manual focus for even greater precision
manual adjustment of the aperture
12-blade diaphragm for beautiful defocused blur
minimum focusing distance of only 30 cm
equivalent focal lenght on full frame 53mm
 
Minimum aperture: f / 1.2
Maximum aperture: f / 16
Construction: 8 elements in 6 groups
Viewing angle: 44o
Aperture Blades: 12
Minimum focus distance: 0.3 m
Dimensions (diameter x length): 59.6 mm x 39.8 mm
Filter diameter: 46 mm
Weight: 7 oz
Aperture adjustment: manual in 1/3 EV increments
Electronic system ensuring
EXIF data
Zoom in while sharpening
Support for in-camera image stabilization systems

We have been waiting for a long time, now the time has come: the first Voigtländer Fuji X-Mount Lens!

Transfer of EXIF data possible (note * 1) (note * 2)
Focus magnifier (focus peaking possible
Distance display possible
Image stabilization possible on all models with an image stabilization function
Parallax compensation only possible with X-Pro3 Body
Communication-compatible models and firmware (Note * 3)

Body firmware
X-H1 v1.10 or later
X-T4 v1.00 or later
X-T3 v1.00 or later
X-T2 v4.10 or later
X-Pro3 v1.00 or later
X-S10 v1.00 or later
X-E4 v1.00 or later
X-T30 v1.00 or later

Hints:
(* 1) It is recommended to set the aperture value display setting from TNo to FNo in the camera menu.

(* 2) It is recommended to change the depth of field display in the camera menu to the film standard (the same value as the depth scale engraved on the lens).

(* 3) Please use the latest firmware as the performance may not work or some of the functions may be limited if the firmware is older than the one listed.

To check the firmware of the camera body you are using and to get the latest firmware, please read the manufacturer's manual.

(* 4) When using with a model that does not support data communication, change the body setting [Unlocked without lens] to “ON”.