
There’s been a lot of talk about the new Voigtlander 50mm f/1.2 Nokton II, but I wanted to see how it handled the high resolution sensor of the Leica M11 in a 100% manual workflow.
Unlike the dedicated Monochrom experience, I’ve been using the M11 to dial in specific B&W looks in post-processing, and the rendering from this lens at f/1.2 is nothing short of awesome. It manages to deliver that modern classic duality, surgical precision on the eyes with a buttery fall off.
I’ve just uploaded a review featuring candid portraits and street shots that push this lens to its limits.
See the monochrome rendering and full review here:
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