Voigtlander APO-SKOPAR 75mm f/2.8 VM: A Serious Leica M Portrait Lens
1d agovia Roger Cicala / LensRentals Substack (Optical Limits)
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Four ED elements in a 191g package is Voigtlander doing what it does best: giving Leica M shooters a genuinely corrected optic at a fraction of what the red dot would charge. At 75mm, this sits in a useful gap — longer than a 50, tighter than a 90 — making it a natural street portrait or travel lens on a rangefinder body. The APO designation means colour fringing is actually dealt with at the design stage, not patched in post, which matters if you're shooting wide open.
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