Voigtländer APO-Lanthar 50mm f/2.0 VM M-Mount Black

Voigtländer APO-Lanthar 50mm f/2.0 VM – Precision Lens for the M-Mount System

The Voigtländer APO-Lanthar 50mm f/2.0 VM is a manual prime lens for full-frame cameras with an M-mount. It features apochromatic correction that virtually eliminates color fringing and delivers outstanding sharpness across the entire image field.

• The apochromatic lens construction minimizes color fringing and produces tack-sharp images right into the corners – ideal for demanding landscape and architecture photography.
• The maximum aperture of F/2 enables creative subject separation and reliable shooting in low light, without compromising on image quality.
• The robust, compact black metal barrel fits perfectly with mirrorless system cameras and, thanks to its low weight of just 500 g, is an ideal companion on the move.
• With a filter diameter of 49 mm, common filters such as UV or polarizing filters can be used directly, increasing creative flexibility.
• The precise manual focusing with a long focus throw allows for exact focusing, which is particularly valued in tripod and landscape photography.

What sets the Voigtländer APO-Lanthar 50mm f/2.0 VM apart

The apochromatic construction is the standout feature of this lens. It reduces chromatic aberrations to a minimum, ensuring exceptional color rendition and detail fidelity. The construction from high-quality materials and the precise mechanics make the lens a reliable tool for daily use.

Ideal for...

This lens is aimed at demanding photographers who value maximum image quality and a compact setup. It is particularly well-suited for landscape, architecture, and studio photography, where sharpness and color fidelity are crucial. Enthusiasts of manual focusing will also get their money's worth.

How to use the Voigtländer APO-Lanthar 50mm f/2.0 VM

Attach the lens directly to the M-mount of your camera. Set the desired aperture value and focus manually using the focus ring. You can control the depth of field via the depth-of-field preview. For shots in low light, the open aperture of F/2 is recommended; for maximum depth of field in landscape photography, a smaller aperture such as F/8 or F/11 is advisable.