New leaked images of the Viltrox 35mm f/1.2 Z lens
Nest week (around Feb 25) Viltrox will announce this new 35mm f/1.2 LAB lens. Later in the year we will also get 50mm f/1.2 and 85mm f/1.2.
Here are a couple of images of the new lens:
Nest week (around Feb 25) Viltrox will announce this new 35mm f/1.2 LAB lens. Later in the year we will also get 50mm f/1.2 and 85mm f/1.2.
Here are a couple of images of the new lens:
The first real lens photo of Viltrox’s new AF85mm F1.4 Pro full-frame lens. The lens will be unveiled at the CP+ exhibition at the end of February. It has Sony E and Nikon Z mounts.
So this is what Viltrox will display at the Cp+ show:
SURPRISE: If all goes well, there may be a mysterious new lens!
Reminder:
Viltrox LAB series full-frame lenses include:
135/ 1.8, 85/ 1.2, 50/ 1.2, 35/ 1.2.
Viltrox Pro series full-frame lenses include:
85/ 1.4, 50/ 1.4, 35/ 1.4.
Viltrox Air series APS-C includes:
25/ 1.7, 35/ 1.7, 56/ 1.7.
Viltrox Air series full-frame includes:
20/ 2.8, 40/ 2.5, 50/ 2.0.
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via Weibo
Yesterday RED did send out a newsletter where they made an offer to upgrade to a new V-Raptor Z-mount camera. Obviously they made a mistake and did send it out too early 🙂
According to leaked information on Weibo, VILTROX’s full-frame AF lens “AF 35mm F1.2 LAB” is scheduled to be announced at CP+ in February 2025. Here are some additional info:
This image is a mockup
The new Nikon Nikkor Z 35mm f/1.2 S lens will be announced tomorrow (Feb 5). Price is about $3,000 and filter size will be 82mm.
Source: Weibo
A trusted source just shared this info:
The announcement should happen within few weeks!
I got a tip from a trusted source that a new Nikon 35mm f/1.2 Z might be announced in a couple of weeks. This lens was rumored (by others) to be coming already last year but those rumors were plain wrong. But finally it’s coming 🙂
The sources did yet not get any details about other products so it seems this is maybe all we will get at the CP+ show this year!
P.S.: The lens was shows on the official Nikon lens roadmap a couple of years ago: