[f/2] I use this lend with my Leica M for street photography. Its absolutely perfect for this and I used it with great effect recently in New York. B and H is the go to place for all such gear and the staff are highly knowledgeable and great to deal with

[f/22] I use this lens on my sl2, and it renders images beautifully. It handles the extra mega pixels of the sl2 very well, and produces great colors and contrasts.

[Nikon Z] Years ago I had full frame Nikon gear. One of my favourite lenses was a Zeiss 50mm F2 Makro. This lens gets me back to that experience and improves things significantly.

This Voigtlander 35mm F/2 delivers that same immersive MF experience and, delivers that experience with stellar imaging capabilities. Really good saturation, excellent contrast even wide open, velvety smooth bokeh with a really clean transition from in-focus to out-of-focus.

VERY easy to focus on my X-H2 and X-T5 bodies: I use a 1/2 press of the shutter and watch focus peaking racking forward and backward in the viewfinder (especially easy to see @ F/2) . When I let go of the shutter release and touch the focus ring my Fuji bodies zoom to 200% for precision focus placement. So I can get very close and then very accurate in under 1.5 seconds.

Plus: 10 aperture blades deliver a velvety OOF with no outlining or onion ring effects to detract from the bokeh, gasket at the lens mount, fully electronic communication and, designed specifically for Fuji bodies.

Highly recommended!

[Yes] Smooth focus throw, great contrast and clarity. What you expect from a macro lens, super sharp. Great for product photo or a fast normal lens on APSC. Sharp from F2 on ...

[52 mm (Front)] Using this on a NEX with Leica M adapter. Good glass makes or breaks a shot no matter the camera body. This lens does not disappoint. Very solid build, smooth focus, solid aperture clicks. Excellent in bright or low light. The RAW file output with this setup is usable for print with no post adjustments!

[1.03 lb] Let me start off by saying I use this on a Sony A7R with a voigtlander close focus m to e adapter. This lens has blown away all expectations. I own a lot of premium glass like the Canon L glasses and Zeiss lenses and can easily say this lens blows them away because of the sharpness wide open. I've always had to stop my glass down to get desired results but not with the Voigtlander. I included my first shot taken with the glass, it was at night, shot wide open, handheld, Shutterspeed set to 50, ISO 1600, unedited and jpeg not raw. Camera set to Black and white and I used a yellow filter. Even with all of those things working against it, I was able to get a decent shot. The Bokeh is fantastic and the aperture blades give you a perfect starburst effect. It's incredible. Buy it now and never have to worry about owning another super wide range lens (for full frame).

[52 mm (Front)] I bought this lens mostly for interesting interiors--it's fast enough to use indoors even with slow film (the attached was taken with TMax 100, handheld at, I think, 1/30 and f/1.8). It pairs well with the Bessa R4M, which has frame lines at 21mm. Really remarkable, unique lens. It also has an extremely close minimum focus, but note that the focus range actually extends beyond the minimum point of the rangefinder coupling. In my experiments so far I haven't found this to be a problem--it's just about a foot between the rangefinder limit and the lens limit, so that's easy to estimate.

[Yes] I bought this lens as an alternative to the equivalent Leica lens and I am very happy with the decission.

When set in the Leica camera as a 21 or even 28 mm lens it works flawlesly.

A great lens for its price for the Leica M system

[1.03 lb] I purchased two of the Voigtlander X-Mount lenses, the 27mm f/2.8 and the 35mm APO Macro f/2.0. Both of these lenses are a work of art with beautiful, solid build, quality aperture and focusing control, and typical Voigtlander stellar optics. Plus the manual focus is mechanical in the lens (very precise), not focus-by-wire as with most AF X-Mount lenses. Lastly the electrical contacts to the body provides lens info for EXIF data.


The Voigtlander 35mm APO Macro is lighter than the Fujifilm 33mm f/1.4 R LM WR lens, although manual focus, one stop slower, and an APO design. The Voigtlander lens is very easy to focus on both the X-T5 and X-H2, and definitely sharp enough for the 40MP sensors. Plus this lens allows the shooter to get really close to subjects (not 1:1 macro, but close at 1:2 ratio). If you are looking for an all-purpose, stellar 35mm (50mm equiv) lens for your Fuji body, this is it. I feel this lens is as good as the Fujifilm 33mm f/1.4 R LM WR, and which lens ends up on my X-H2 depends on if I want auto focus or precise mechanical manual focus.

[Manual Focus] Perfect match witch my A7R via Novoflex for night photo, street, landscape, architecture, etc.