Voigtländer 50mm f/3.5 and 50mm f/2 Heliar
Rangefinders have undergone a revival in the past decade, following Cosina’s acquisition of the Voigtländer brand. Jonathan Eastland tests two lenses, both made from nickel-plating and using the Leica screw mount.
Author: Jonathan Eastland
22 Nov 2010 Tags: LensVoigtländerPrime lenses
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