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Voigtländer Nokton 75mm F1.5 Aspherical for Nikon Z in black finish from a slightly angled front view.
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Voigtländer Nokton 75mm F1.5 Aspherical for Nikon Z in black finish from a slightly angled front view.
Voigtländer Nokton 75mm F1.5 Aspherical for Nikon Z in silver finish from a slightly angled front view.
Black Voigtländer lens hood for the Nokton 75mm F1.5 Asph. Z lens.
Silver Voigtländer lens hood for the Nokton 75mm F1.5 Asph. Z lens.
Lens diagram of the Voigtländer Nokton 75mm F1.5 Aspherical Z-Mount with an aspherical lens and glass with anomalous partial dispersion.

75mm/1:1.5 Nokton Aspherical VM

The fast 75mm for Leica M: f/1.5 for maximum subject isolation, depth, and visual impact in portraits and details

Key Features:

  • Specifically designed for mirrorless full-frame cameras
  • Manual focus for reliable fine focusing
  • High speed with excellent image quality
  • Data communication with the camera body via electronic contacts
  • Robust and durable all-metal lens barrel “made in Japan”
  • 12 aperture blades for beautiful bokeh
  • Selective aperture control for stepless operation during video recording

Available colors

  • Farbe schwarz
    Black
  • Farbe silber
    Silver

Available Material

  • Aluminum
EUR 1,099 *
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  • Description

    Portraits with Depth – 75mm and f/1.5 for Maximum Visual Impact

    75mm is considered an ideal portrait focal length for Leica M when subjects need to be clearly highlighted and backgrounds effectively minimized. With an aperture of f/1.5, this Nokton significantly expands creative possibilities: faces can be rendered three-dimensionally, details precisely isolated, and scenes captured with strong spatial depth. The perspective remains natural, and the look is calm and high-quality.

    Photo credit: Jörg Haag

    Extremely Fast – Perfect for Available Light and Indoors

    f/1.5 makes this lens particularly interesting for low-light situations. Interiors, evening light, or atmospheric portraits can be achieved without a tripod and with moderate ISO values. At the same time, the large aperture offers sufficient control over depth of field to precisely manage visual impact – a clear advantage over slower telephoto lenses.

    Photo credit: Jörg Haag

    Aspherical Optics for High Sharpness and Controlled Imaging

    The optical construction with aspherical elements is designed to deliver convincing imaging performance even at wide open aperture. In practice, this translates into good sharpness, stable contrast, and an overall clean image rendition. The lens is therefore suitable not only for portraits but also for detail shots and isolated subjects where precision is crucial.

    Photo credit: Jörg Haag

    Precise Handling on the Leica M – Deliberate Photography

    Despite its high speed, the 75mm f/1.5 Nokton remains well-balanced on the Leica M. Manual focusing is precisely tuned, allowing for controlled sharpness – especially important at wide apertures and shallow depth of field. The lens supports a calm, deliberate workflow and is aimed at photographers who actively control image composition and want to precisely craft the moment.

    Photo credit: Jörg Haag

  • Technical data
    Focal length: 75 mm
    Aperture ratio: 1:1,5
    Smallest aperture: 16
    Lens Construction: 7 elements in 6 groups
    Angle of view: 32,6°
    Aperture blades: 12
    Min. Focus: 0,7 m
    Max. Diameter: 62,8 mm
    Lenght: 63,3 mm
    Weight: 350 g
    Filter size: 58 mm
    Other:

    Lens hood with locking screw included
    Optional: -
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