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#1
Two new Voigtlanders in Z-mount

Heliar 15mm f/4.5
https://www.cosina.co.jp/voigtlander/en/z-mount/super-wide-heliar-15mm-f4-5-aspherical/

Nokton 50mm f/1
https://www.cosina.co.jp/voigtlander/en/z-mount/nokton-50mm-f1-aspherical/
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#2
Good alternatives for Z mount. I am surprised there is no release of 50mm f1 for other mounts. Only VM and Z for now.
Klaus, do you think Cosina will revive Otus lenses for mirror-less cameras?
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#3
I don't think that Zeiss will revive the Otus line - Cosina is merely the manufacturer here but not the designer.

I reckon we haven't seen a 50mm f/1 in E-mount because of the small mount diameter.
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#4
That lens does exist in M mount which is even smaller and has longer flange distance so I'm not sure why you're saying that.
I reckon since there's the Voigtlander 50/1.2 AND the AF Sony 50/1.2 in E mount (not to mention all the other ultrafast options mostly from China), there's a lot less of a market for another 50. But maybe it'll be announced in E mount sometime later, who knows.
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#5
You are right. However, there has to be a technical reason.
At least some of the Sony cameras have a thick sensor filter - that could be another theory.
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#6
How do the Nikon Z cameras differ in this regard? Never explored this.
Not that this should be really pertinent to me because I'm using only adapted DSLR lenses, and in any case, I have no desire/capability to go elsewhere for lenses, anyway.
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