===== Voigtländer 35mm f/1.4 Nokton Classic ===== 
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==== Summary ====
This new model is handcrafted using state-of-the-art optical technology and is a fast, comparatively compact wide-angle lens for full-frame sensors. The Nokton designation is only given to fast lenses in the Voigtländer range that have a maximum aperture of F1.5 or higher and, as usual, the lens offers manual focus and aperture adjustment. The aperture is set in one-third increments and the transmission of Exif information is guaranteed by the electrical contacts.
==== Tech Specs ====
| Manufacturer    |Voigtländer|
| Series          |Still lens|
| Model           |Nokton Classic|
| Focal Length    |35mm|
| Max Aperture    |f/1.4|
| Min Aperture    |f/16|
| Format          |FF|
| Image Circle    |-|
| Minimum Focus   |0.3m|
| Focus Rotation  |-|
| Iris Blades     |10|
| Optical Design  |8/6|
| Squeeze         |none|
| Front Diameter  |67mm|
| Filter Thread   |58mm|
| Focus/Zoom Rod  |-|
| Native Mount    |E|
| Data Protocol   |none|
| Length          |39.6mm|
| Weight          |262g|
| Body Telescope  |-|
| Body Material   |aluminum|
| Focus Drive     |manual|
| Iris Drive      |manual|
| Zoom Drive      |n/a|
==== History ====
Country of Origin: Austria/Germany \\
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==== Service ====
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==== Cine-Mod ====
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==== Notes ====
==== Media ====
{{ :lens:35-mm_-f1.4-_nokto_-classic_e-mount_manual.pdf |}}