Mar 3, 2008, 11:13
My initial impression of this lens, is quite nice, especially consider the price tag.
Its suprisingly good wide open , still the "nervous" bokeh can be a bit distracting in some situations.
I havent noticed any overexposure at any F-stop, some users have reported this, but it seems they fixed it.
I really hate the facts its CPU lens, im so used to set the f-stop by the lens that i keep forgetting... grrr
While the lens is very similar to the ZF lenses regarding the build, its still not equal, the rubber focus grip is a good indication of that.
How it faires against my ZF 50/1,4 and ZF 50/2 ill yet have to test/see.
All in all, its a bargain lens, if your after a mf lens for portraits and dont have alot of money to spend you simply cant go wrong with this one.
Here is some pictures of the lens it self.
![[Image: vg_58_1.jpg]](http://www.lindqvist-photography.com/showcase/vg_58_1.jpg)
![[Image: vg_58_2.jpg]](http://www.lindqvist-photography.com/showcase/vg_58_2.jpg)
Some snaps, bare with me the weather is awful and i havent had much time to "test drive".
All images taken with the D2X + Voigtlander 58mm/1,4
Sharpening in camera set to 0, and no additional sharpening applied in post other then resized.
F/3,5
![[Image: vg58_zf_collection.jpg]](http://www.lindqvist-photography.com/showcase/vg58_zf_collection.jpg)
F/1,4
![[Image: lilly_vg58.jpg]](http://www.lindqvist-photography.com/showcase/lilly_vg58.jpg)
F/1,4
![[Image: amy_vg58_1.jpg]](http://www.lindqvist-photography.com/showcase/amy_vg58_1.jpg)
F/1,4
![[Image: zack_vg58_1.jpg]](http://www.lindqvist-photography.com/showcase/zack_vg58_1.jpg)
F/1,4
![[Image: jemima_vg58_1.jpg]](http://www.lindqvist-photography.com/showcase/jemima_vg58_1.jpg)
F/1,4
![[Image: leah_vg58_1.jpg]](http://www.lindqvist-photography.com/showcase/leah_vg58_1.jpg)
Its suprisingly good wide open , still the "nervous" bokeh can be a bit distracting in some situations.
I havent noticed any overexposure at any F-stop, some users have reported this, but it seems they fixed it.
I really hate the facts its CPU lens, im so used to set the f-stop by the lens that i keep forgetting... grrr
While the lens is very similar to the ZF lenses regarding the build, its still not equal, the rubber focus grip is a good indication of that.
How it faires against my ZF 50/1,4 and ZF 50/2 ill yet have to test/see.
All in all, its a bargain lens, if your after a mf lens for portraits and dont have alot of money to spend you simply cant go wrong with this one.
Here is some pictures of the lens it self.
![[Image: vg_58_1.jpg]](http://www.lindqvist-photography.com/showcase/vg_58_1.jpg)
![[Image: vg_58_2.jpg]](http://www.lindqvist-photography.com/showcase/vg_58_2.jpg)
Some snaps, bare with me the weather is awful and i havent had much time to "test drive".
All images taken with the D2X + Voigtlander 58mm/1,4
Sharpening in camera set to 0, and no additional sharpening applied in post other then resized.
F/3,5
![[Image: vg58_zf_collection.jpg]](http://www.lindqvist-photography.com/showcase/vg58_zf_collection.jpg)
F/1,4
![[Image: lilly_vg58.jpg]](http://www.lindqvist-photography.com/showcase/lilly_vg58.jpg)
F/1,4
![[Image: amy_vg58_1.jpg]](http://www.lindqvist-photography.com/showcase/amy_vg58_1.jpg)
F/1,4
![[Image: zack_vg58_1.jpg]](http://www.lindqvist-photography.com/showcase/zack_vg58_1.jpg)
F/1,4
![[Image: jemima_vg58_1.jpg]](http://www.lindqvist-photography.com/showcase/jemima_vg58_1.jpg)
F/1,4
![[Image: leah_vg58_1.jpg]](http://www.lindqvist-photography.com/showcase/leah_vg58_1.jpg)