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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this lens made in Germany? Or Japan?

A: The following lens is made in japan.

Q: 2. Can the aperture ring of the F mount version be controlled when the lens is detached (i.e. when no electric conection is on the mount)?

A: Yes it can!

Q: 3. Will this lens work with Nikon Z mount with FTZ adapter?

A: All manual focus assist and focus confirmation are available when connecting ZEISS Milvus 50mm f/1.4 ZF.2 Lens for Nikon F to a Nikon Z mount body using the Nikon FTZ II adapter. You will also need to locked the aperture ring and control F- stops through the camera.

Q: 4. is the manual focus linear or fly by wire?

A: The ZEISS MIlvus lenses are true manual focus and do not rely on electronics or motors to focus the lens groups.

Q: 5. Would it work with aparture priority, automatic ISO and shutter priority modes of Canon 5DSR? Also, does this camera correct for distortion and fringing as it does for Canon lenses?

A: Aperture Priority - Yes. Aperture is controlled in the lens by the camera body.Shutter Priority - Yes. Shutter speed is wholly a camera body function and is not affected by choice of lens.Automatic ISO - Yes. ISO is wholly a camera body function and is not affected by choice of lens.The in-camera lens correction for in-camera JPEG images only works with Canon lenses.

Q: 6. How does this Milvus 21mm compare to the Contax Zeiss 21mm? Trying to decide if I want to buy the Milvus or buy the Contax Zeiss 21mm.

A: Other than the focal length similarity, both lenses are nearly the same size and weight, with a minimum focus distance of 3' (0.9 m). The depth of field scale and aperture setting can only be read from the front of the Biogon lens. Both lenses render beautifully, while the Biogon lens seems to have higher contrast, and the Contax has somewhat better resolution, and less contrast. The results with either lens are outstanding and mostly matter of personal choice.

Q: 7. Can I use this on a Nikon FM10???

A: This is for a Nikon F mount. A Google search shows that the FM10 is a Nikon F mount.

Q: 8. Can the aperture ring be controlled in camera?

A: If you set/lock the lens to its minimum aperture setting on the lens, then yes, you can control the aperture via the control on the camera body.

Q: 9. Is this lens fully compatible with the Nikon F6 film camera?

A: For a list of compatible cameras, please visit the ZEISS website using the link below: a href= https://www.zeiss.com/camera-lenses/int/photography/content/camera-mounts.html target= _blank https://www.zeiss.com/camera-lenses/int/photography/content/camera-mounts.html/a

Q: 10. Is anyone using this lens on a Nikon D800? If so, how easy or hard are you finding it to nail focus where the subject is not perfectly still?

A: It takes some practice. I did a shoot recently with the milvus and I missed a lot of shots. I made it a point to keep the lens on my camera most of the time. I find using the guage in the view finder helps a lot.