artears
Member
I am thinking about getting a M9 with 50mm f/1.1 nokton. I am tired of dealing with crop factor dslrs at this focal length and instead of getting a full frame dslr, I am seriously considering an M9, since rangefinder photography is more interesting to me, especially because of the small form and high quality. However, I will raise some funds by selling my zuiko 14-35 and leica 25mm summilux for 4/3-system. I am sure Leica lenses outresolve the sensor in M9, however I have doubts about non-Leica lenses such as this nokton though. Considering that I will replace all my lenses in this focal length with a nokton, I would like to see a few comments about this lens when used on M9 and maybe some examples. Any information is greatly appreciated.
bo_lorentzen
Established
I have the lens and am waiting for the M9 to arrive,
About the lens in general, it is a sweet lens, which have worked very well both on my M6 and the M8.2 I would not be concerned with the lens one bit.
Some of my initial impressions here http://bophoto.typepad.com/bophoto/2009/07/voightlander-50mm-11-its-here.html
Bo
About the lens in general, it is a sweet lens, which have worked very well both on my M6 and the M8.2 I would not be concerned with the lens one bit.
Some of my initial impressions here http://bophoto.typepad.com/bophoto/2009/07/voightlander-50mm-11-its-here.html
Bo
artears
Member
Thank you for your reply. I will be looking forward to reading your impressions with this combo.
morgan
Well-known
I don't have time to dig out the thread, but I saw some samples last night on dpreview.com in the Leica forum. They looked pretty good...
bo_lorentzen
Established
bo_lorentzen
Established
LeicaFoReVer
Addicted to Rangefinders
wow guys please dont post anymore. It will make to sell all my lenses and M6 and borrow "some" money to buy an M9 
Fujitsu
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Check this out
http://www.stevehuffphoto.com/2009/11/16/the-voigtlander-nokton-50-1-1-lens-review/
I like the Nokton for being so affordable but it certainly is a lens that just plain works. No "Leica glow", no "swirly bokeh", no character.
http://www.stevehuffphoto.com/2009/11/16/the-voigtlander-nokton-50-1-1-lens-review/
I like the Nokton for being so affordable but it certainly is a lens that just plain works. No "Leica glow", no "swirly bokeh", no character.
bene
Established
Nice stuff. I have one but can't seem to get that kind of pop! M9 + 50f1.1 is very sweet