The Voigtländer Nokton classic 35mm F1.4 for E-Mount ships in February, will cost $750
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The Voigtlander Nokton Classic 35mm F1.4 FE at CP+ last February. Photo by Barney Britton |
Sony shooters will have a new manual-focus lens to play with soon. After announcing the lens as 'in-development' way back in February, Cosina Japan has revealed pricing and availability for the E-Mount Voigtlander Nokton classic 35mm F1.4 lens. According to the translated webpage, the lens is scheduled to ship in February of 2018, at a price of ¥ 85,000, or approximately $750 USD.
This, just a couple of weeks after announcing pricing and availability for another E-Mount Nokton that was "in-development" in February: the Nokton 40mm F1.2.
The Nokton classic 35mm F1.4 is an E-mount version of the M-mount Nokton that Voigtländer has been selling for many years, and we actually got to see this lens in person at CP+ last February. Unfortunately, the 35mm was the only lens under glass that day, so we couldn't get a true 'hands-on,' but we expect it to be built to the same high standard as the older M-mount version.
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Another photo from our through-the-glass 'hands on' at CP+. Photo by Barney Britton |
To learn more about this lens, head over to the Cosina website, read the translated Cosina Japan page, or check out our 'hands-on' impressions from last February.
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