Nokton 25mm F0.95 を
GF1 に取り付けて
試し撮りをしてみた
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I got to spend a few minutes at Photokina with this very special lens mounted to my GF1. It's amazing how much light this lens lets in: 1.5 stops more than the 20mm F1.7 pancake. At 410g, the beautifully crafted lens is quite heavy. It's not much lighter than the heaviest Micro Four Thirds Lenses. I feel it's better suited to the Panasonic Gx and GHx bodies than the more compact rangefinder style cameras. You definitely want to use an electronic viewfinder for manual focus. Not only can the camera be somewhat unstable held at arms length, reflections on the rear screen can make it difficult to judge the optimum focus distance.
I'm still debating whether adding this lens will be a priority. On the one hand, it has amazing potential as a low light lens where you can choose to work with a relatively shallow depth of field. On the other hand, it's quite heavy, expensive and automatic control of focus and aperture are not supported. While there are times when manual focus is desirable, there are others where the speed of autofocus and face detection technology are valuable. So if Panasonic were to come up with a (hypothetical) 25mm F1.4 lens, I might choose it despite the Voigtländer being 1 stop brighter. But the Voigtländer is still tempting...
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