The C in C Sonnar T 1.5/50 ZM stands for both compact and classic. The optical design and aperture shape is based on the classic Sonnar T 1.5/50 ZM of the 1930s, the fastest standard lens of its time. The inherently good freedom from reflections of its classic predecessor was further optimized by the anti-reflective coating on the Zeiss T. This lens exhibits particularly harmonious bokeh and atmospheric cropping, creating a look like the golden age of rangefinder photography. Manual adjustment of the lens is tantamount to controlling the image results from your fingertips. An ergonomic design is everything. The focusing ring on Zeiss lenses is optimal for fast, precise lens adjustment thanks to ease of use and an ergonomic finger rest. Changes are immediately visible in the viewfinder. The high-quality focusing mechanism moves smoothly and without play, so that intuitive interplay with the image plane is also supported. All lens surfaces of Zeiss lenses feature the T anti-reflective coating and an optical design that produces brilliant images even in low-light conditions. For this purpose, special substances are evaporated one after the other with very high energy in a high vacuum. These substances are subsequently deposited on the glass surface as layers with precisely controlled thicknesses and produce the desired reflection reduction. The first coatings were used by Zeiss as early as the 1930s. The mount and control elements of the ZM lenses are made of metal and designed for decades of intensive use. The high-quality craftsmanship of the full metal mounts, the easy-grip metal focus and aperture ring, and the robust front bayonet and filter thread ensure a fantastic photography experience.
The C in C Sonnar T 1.5/50 ZM stands for both compact and classic. The optical design and aperture shape is based on the classic Sonnar T 1.5/50 ZM of the 1930s, the fastest standard lens of its time. The inherently good freedom from reflections of its classic predecessor was further optimized by the anti-reflective coating on the Zeiss T. This lens exhibits particularly harmonious bokeh and atmospheric cropping, creating a look like the golden age of rangefinder photography. Manual adjustment of the lens is tantamount to controlling the image results from your fingertips. An ergonomic design is everything. The focusing ring on Zeiss lenses is optimal for fast, precise lens adjustment thanks to ease of use and an ergonomic finger rest. Changes are immediately visible in the viewfinder. The high-quality focusing mechanism moves smoothly and without play, so that intuitive interplay with the image plane is also supported. All lens surfaces of Zeiss lenses feature the T anti-reflective coating and an optical design that produces brilliant images even in low-light conditions. For this purpose, special substances are evaporated one after the other with very high energy in a high vacuum. These substances are subsequently deposited on the glass surface as layers with precisely controlled thicknesses and produce the desired reflection reduction. The first coatings were used by Zeiss as early as the 1930s. The mount and control elements of the ZM lenses are made of metal and designed for decades of intensive use. The high-quality craftsmanship of the full metal mounts, the easy-grip metal focus and aperture ring, and the robust front bayonet and filter thread ensure a fantastic photography experience.
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The C in C Sonnar T 1.5/50 ZM stands for both compact and classic. The optical design and aperture shape is based on the classic Sonnar T 1.5/50 ZM of the 1930s, the fastest standard lens of its time. The inherently good freedom from reflections of its classic predecessor was further optimized by the anti-reflective coating on the Zeiss T. This lens exhibits particularly harmonious bokeh and atmospheric cropping, creating a look like the golden age of rangefinder photography. Manual adjustment of the lens is tantamount to controlling the image results from your fingertips. An ergonomic design is everything. The focusing ring on Zeiss lenses is optimal for fast, precise lens adjustment thanks to ease of use and an ergonomic finger rest. Changes are immediately visible in the viewfinder. The high-quality focusing mechanism moves smoothly and without play, so that intuitive interplay with the image plane is also supported. All lens surfaces of Zeiss lenses feature the T anti-reflective coating and an optical design that produces brilliant images even in low-light conditions. For this purpose, special substances are evaporated one after the other with very high energy in a high vacuum. These substances are subsequently deposited on the glass surface as layers with precisely controlled thicknesses and produce the desired reflection reduction. The first coatings were used by Zeiss as early as the 1930s. The mount and control elements of the ZM lenses are made of metal and designed for decades of intensive use. The high-quality craftsmanship of the full metal mounts, the easy-grip metal focus and aperture ring, and the robust front bayonet and filter thread ensure a fantastic photography experience.
The C in C Sonnar T 1.5/50 ZM stands for both compact and classic. The optical design and aperture shape is based on the classic Sonnar T 1.5/50 ZM of the 1930s, the fastest standard lens of its time. The inherently good freedom from reflections of its classic predecessor was further optimized by the anti-reflective coating on the Zeiss T. This lens exhibits particularly harmonious bokeh and atmospheric cropping, creating a look like the golden age of rangefinder photography. Manual adjustment of the lens is tantamount to controlling the image results from your fingertips. An ergonomic design is everything. The focusing ring on Zeiss lenses is optimal for fast, precise lens adjustment thanks to ease of use and an ergonomic finger rest. Changes are immediately visible in the viewfinder. The high-quality focusing mechanism moves smoothly and without play, so that intuitive interplay with the image plane is also supported. All lens surfaces of Zeiss lenses feature the T anti-reflective coating and an optical design that produces brilliant images even in low-light conditions. For this purpose, special substances are evaporated one after the other with very high energy in a high vacuum. These substances are subsequently deposited on the glass surface as layers with precisely controlled thicknesses and produce the desired reflection reduction. The first coatings were used by Zeiss as early as the 1930s. The mount and control elements of the ZM lenses are made of metal and designed for decades of intensive use. The high-quality craftsmanship of the full metal mounts, the easy-grip metal focus and aperture ring, and the robust front bayonet and filter thread ensure a fantastic photography experience.
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Focal Length | 50mm |
Maximum Aperture | f/1.5 |
Minimum Aperture | f/16 |
Lens Mount | Leica M |
Angle of View | 45.7° |
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Focal Length | 50mm |
Maximum Aperture | f/1.5 |
Minimum Aperture | f/16 |
Lens Mount | Leica M |
Angle of View | 45.7° |