The Ultron 28mm / 2.0 VM II aspherical lens from Voigtländer is a high-quality prime lens designed for photographers who value precision and image quality. With a maximum aperture of f/2.0, it offers excellent light-gathering ability, making it suitable for low-light shooting as well as creative depth-of-field effects. The lens features an M-mount, making it an ideal choice for various camera models. Its aspherical design ensures consistent image quality across the entire frame and minimizes optical distortions. Weighing only 210 grams, it is lightweight and compact, making it a practical companion for on-the-go photography. Made in Japan, the Ultron exemplifies the high craftsmanship and durability that Voigtländer is known for.
Lens type | Prime lens, Wide angle lens |
Bayonet lens mount | Leica M |
Focus type | Manual focus |
Weight | 210 g |
Item number | 17385790 |
Manufacturer | Voigtländer |
Category | Lenses |
Manufacturer no. | 111406 |
Release date | 8.10.2021 |
Colour | Silver |
Material group | Glass, Metal |
Material | Metal |
Lens type | Prime lens, Wide angle lens |
Bayonet lens mount | Leica M |
Aperture | 2 f/ |
Min. aperture | 22 f/ |
Min. focal length (exact) | 28 mm |
Focal length | 28 mm |
Number of diaphragm blades | 10x |
Number of lenses | 10 |
Number of lens groups | 7 |
Lens equipment | Filter thread, Metal bayonet |
Focus type | Manual focus |
Country of origin | Japan |
Weight | 210 g |
Length | 28.10 mm |
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... The Ultron 2/28 mm delivers very high contrast and good resolution in the centre of the image at all apertures. The edges are again not usable at open aperture, as resolution and contrast are too low. Aperture 4 raises the values at the edges considerably. But the contrast at the edges still drops by almost 50 per cent compared to the centre...