Voigtländer 75mm f1.5 Nokton VM

[Thomas Stellwag]

no 2, with the copper tones is my fav. Very nice series

[Tristin]

Pleasant bokeh!  While I don't think I could personally justify it given the 85 S, it does look like an absolute joy in the hands. I'm sure it feels much nicer than the 85 S.

[Airy]

Same first impression here. 2nd shot is most pleasant, and the whole set provides a pleasant sense of consistency. The wide aperture is essentially signalled by the shallow DOF, not by more or less pleasant side-effects (such as low contrast or blue fringing). Looks like it is a very good lens. LoCA is slightly disturbing on the 1st shot though (green fringes along the handlebar).

[Akira]

I'm also impressed by the rendition of the copper color.

The LoCA seems to be well corrected and the blurred white subjects in the fore- and the background look pure.

I also noticed that the focus ring has only the metric distant scale.  I wonder if the same model sold in the States has only the imperial scale?!

[Nasos Kosmas]

Very nice, congratulations for your new tool of expression
Last photo works for me

[Luc]

Thanks all, for watching and commenting. Nasos hit the nail on the head, for me this lens is a tool of expressing myself beyond my usual style of photography.

[Luc]

A few more, in b&w.

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[John Geerts]

Very pleasant rendering, central sharpness is fine and smooth bokeh.

What a coincidence in the last image. I have the single of 'Toon Hermans' Vader gaat op Stap' on the right 

[Luc]

I agree, nice rendering. So far I like this lens.

Nice story about the Toon Hermans single, John.

[Luc]

A few more from this afternoon stroll in search of autumn images.

[Tristin]

First image in #24 is very nice.  Lovely lens!

[CS]

First image in #24 is very nice.  Lovely lens!

+1!

[Luc]

Thanks Tristin and Carl. Nature photography is not my forte but it was a nice practice in manual focusing with the Voigtländer.

[PeterN]

The lens has a magical touch. It works very well with the Z !
I especially like how the foreground/focus area is separated from the background/out-of-focus areas.
I am looking forward to seeing more photos!

[Airy]

+1!

+2!

Works like magic. Foreground and background bokeh look equally good, no disturbing artefacts. This is where the otherwise remarkable Tamron SP 90/2.5 or Nikkor 105/2.5, for instance, are less satisfactory (Tamron makes FG bokeh look better, Nikkor is the other way round).

The mushrooms look like their are preparing a mass demo against the tyranny of angiosperms.