.... to sell as many as Nikon is doing with the NOCT...
It has focus guide support, so you literally line up two arrows until the rectangle turns green and it's done,Competition is always good.
So thank you for bringing such a lens.
Independent on the real world IQ performance, an f/1.0 is a quite delicate thing.
The DOF is so shallow, that you've got to know what to do.
With such lenses super wide aperture, I really would like to have AF, especially when eye AF and eye controlled AF is available.
Otherwise, everything could become super dreamy
The green arrows have a large margin of error, you have to use the magnifier to be certain.
If you're doing a close up portrait af f1.0 good luck when you and the model would naturally move by a small fraction between the focus alignment and the actual shot; the thing has a razor thin DoF, like millimetres thin. You can surely use the camera on a tripod, and the model may lay against/on something like in the ancient film days, so there's less motion, but it's still pretty difficult.
I've been shooting Voighlander lenses with my Leica M10M...and adapted to shoot on GFX100....
Yes absolutely, the focus will be an issue. BUT when done correctly the image could be great. Things are not always easy in life.
If this were in the E mount, Sony trolls would be here to tell you that the 2/3-stop darker f/1.2 lens is 'unusably slow'.
