Zeiss Otus DSLR Lenses Officially Discontinued

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Zeiss Otus DSLR Lenses Officially Discontinued

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Zeiss has officially discontinued the Otus DSLR lens range, the Canon EF and Nikon F mount manual-focus primes that held near-reference status for optical quality since launching in 2013. The Otus ML series for mirrorless mounts is now the active line.

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