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Seb Farges shot the video on top with the new Noktor 12mm f/1.6 macro and cinematic lens: “This is, to my opinion, an incredible lens, fast and wide, and there is no visible distortion. The focus and aperture rings are very smooth. It is all made in metal. XXX There is in my test a small vignetting in the outside shots due to the use of a 62mm L.C.W variable ND filter (with a 58mm/62mm step up ring). To avoid the vignetting you’ll need a 67mm or a 72mm filter with the right step up ring, because remeber this is a wide lens!”
Bert Stephanie (Click here) also shared his first impressions about the lens: “I'll leave the pixel peeping to others but at first glance, I think the optical quality, sharpness and distortions seems to fit my needs.”
The new Noktor is not available for preorder yet. It will start shipment in late November. The other Notkor lens, the 50mm f/0.95 is in Stock on eBay (Click here) and on the Noktor website. As you know the Noktor project is now owned by SLRmagic.
Other SLRmagic lenses for Micro Four Thirds: SLR Magic 12-36×50 ED Straight Spotting Scope lens (w/ hand grip) is now available on eBay (Click here). SLR magic 11mm f/1.4 lens you can preorder on eBay (Click here). Toy Lens 26mm f/1.4 lens on eBay (Click here). SLR Magic 35mm f/1.7 MC lens on eBay (Click here).
