Hey Matt, huge fan of the channel 😉 Did you ever get the Hasselblad with 2 backs working? Using the M mount lenses on the SL2 is really nice, I found the Panasonic Lumix S 24-105mm f/4 focused faster and more accurate than the Leica SL lenses. ..... I watch your videos and yet for some reason I have not subscribed !..... Just fixed that 😱

Darryl Carey That’s awesome to hear! Thanks a lot. Never did have good luck with that Hasselblad kit I was borrowing. Haha. And that’s good to know on the Panasonic lenses! I bought the 50mm f/1.4 and the 24-70 f/2.8 and your videos definitely helped me make that decision. I’ve got an M adapter as well. I have everything here but the body, it arrives tomorrow. Can’t wait to start shooting with it!

@@mattdayphoto You have to give the Hasselblad with 2 backs ago again, really nice to just swap the backs and get the same framing. Looking forward to what you think of the SL2 😉.....

Thanks Paul

You worked out the Light meter?

Darryl Carey yeah I seem to have figured it out now, will try it with the lights tomorrow. To lazy to go get it out of the car now 😂

Will test the 21mm NOKTON on the S1R for sure

Thanks Kevin, will make sure I add that to my review.

Hi Yorkie, hope your keeping well. Some of the old Voigtlander lenses add a really nice and unique look to photos.

Thanks Jason

I think I got carried about the size on my M10-P ... I think on the S1R it will balance well

Totally agree!

Hi Abdul, the 21mm NOKTON is a little too big on the M10-P but works really well on the S1R. Will make sure I upload some photos from the S1R/ 21mm NOKTON to dropbox when I do the review.

Will have to test the lens on the GH5

will add that to the list

Do you find it to big on the A6500?

Hi Chaps, will have to test the lens on the S1R as I do not own an SL 😉

Yes! and in crop mode, too

Hi Alex, I use a 28mm Summicron and 28mm Summaron on my Leica m bodies and yes this lens is to big for the M bodies. That is part of the reason I have never gone for a 50mm 0.95 ..... 😉 Will test the lens on the S1R

Hi, I own the lens and had the same questions for myself, here is a comparison that should give an impression: drive.google.com/file/d/1DxfaNXXAcEh0TbNxY_DFkkpHCVgB-zfE/view?usp=sharing

@@bodofelusch What do you think of the lens ?

Darryl Carey I love this lens! Yes it is big on a M10 but still OK, compared to a standard fullframe lense it is still super small. It is quite handy and the focus is good to work with, I can not confirm the 1m to infinity focus at f1,4 maybe this is a good thing for you to look at at the next video. Also optical distortion at the edges could be interesting compared to the Summilux 21mm f1,4. I had luck with this lense because I bought also a 35mm from Voigtländer which hat issues and the don‘t have any support and delivery problems with replacements at this time so I must replace the 35mm with a used Sumilux. Overall the 21mm Nokton works for me and I really love to use it.

They do Zeiss Lenses at Cosina.

Hans Albers and what is the point about this?

Yes for a AF lens this is small, but on a Leica M body it's huge!... Zeiss make a 21mm viewfinder and I also think Voigtlander make one

@@DarrylCarey Thank you…

Hi Sina, that is always the hard question ... Leica is always better, but is it 5 times the price better?

Sina I had that same experience. I have a VM 50mm F1.5 Nokton that I used on an app-c. I was looking to have a manual lens on a small camera that I can post online since wifi had just become popular with cameras. I had a $300 50mm f1.4 canon (My first prime!) than had so much purple fringing that anything above F4 was like shooting with a lens baby. It also distorted. The Nokton behaved better than the Canon at 3x the price. However I was leica curious because I really wanted to get Out Of Camera (OOC) finished jpgs to stay out of post processing, short of dodge and burn on an iPad. My friend had a f2.8 summulux, and credit to the Nokton it matched the summilux at f2.8. However wider than that it had CA in even mild contrast. The leica f1.4 summilux was on my radar for a while, after 6 months of research, and on the eve of the american 12% price jump of leica gear in 2016, I took the plunge... it was $3500 at the time, now it at $4400. Really happy with the results of the summilux, it really fit the shooting style I wanted with clean OOC shots for posting and sharing. I've shot it on an aps canon eos-m, fuji x-t series and canon full frame. Its versatile and a keeper. I balked at the $3500 but I have a ton canon glass many times more than that, and has depreciated faster than an audi driven off the lot. Accepting lens flaws: thats up to you. I have $300-$600 canon ef-m aps-c lenses that gave me so much use in the field... if I held them up to the contest that the nokton had to they'd probably fail but its more valuable for me to have their focal lengths. 50mm was special to me though, and I knew an M mount lens could be used on my predominate canon gear (the canon R is my poor mans Leica SL!) and it LIVES on my fuji x-t3. Right now my street camera combo is the fuji x-t3 (WAY faster than any of the canon ef-m aps-c cameras) and the summilux 50mm. I own no Fuji lenses. This leica has ben on 4 bodies already. It all fits in a Kaza deluxe case which also holds the tiny flash and gels and a heliopan circular polarizer. I'm ready for daylight and nightlife photography. I use the canon FF for pro studio work. I know the $3500 summilux will be with me for life. The focusing tab, the built in lens hood that slides over the heliopan circular polarizer, no distortion and well behaved CA was worth every penny. Shot all around Los Angeles in bars and night clubs, and in the streets of new york. Do your research, but don't be afraid like I was to sink this money into glass that will serve you for life. Don't cripple yourself with the what ifs. I'm grappling now with this review of the 21mm Nocton or the leica equivalent at 8 times the cost.