Viltrox has introduced that it’s bringing its complete line of Air Collection primes to Leica L-mount: the 14mm f/4, 50mm f/2, 40mm f/2.5, and 20mm f/2.8.

The 4 lenses, which might be already to be had for Sony E-mount, be offering full-frame protection and autofocus at a particularly low value. None of this is converting with their free up on L-mount.

“Masking focal lengths from ultra-wide 14mm to straightforward 50mm, the 4 lenses be offering distinct views for quite a lot of inventive wishes. The 14mm and 20mm supply expansive perspectives for taking pictures extra of the scene, whilst the 40mm and 50mm ship extra herbal, balanced views for on a regular basis pictures and storytelling,” Viltrox says.

“The release marks the continuing growth of Viltrox’s L-Mount lineup, bringing extra compact full-frame high choices to L-Mount customers, together with Leica and Panasonic photographers and creators, throughout a flexible vary of focal lengths.”

As a recap, the collection is going from ultra-wide to commonplace. The 14mm f/4.0 Air L has a large 112.6-degree box of view with a nil.13-meter minimal focusing distance. The 20mm f/2.8 Air L is a little bit tighter and doesn’t have slightly the close-focus capacity (it caps out at 0.19 meters) however brings a far brighter aperture. The 40mm f/2.5 jumps nearer to an ordinary box of view and guarantees “a balanced point of view” and a nil.34-meter minimal focusing distance. In the end, the 50mm f/2.0 is Viltrox’s model of a extra “vintage point of view” lens that also is the brightest of the batch and brings a nil.51-meter shut focusing distance.

All 4 promise extraordinarily light-weight, transportable, compact designs and sharp, blank pictures with minimum aberration. Viltrox additionally says that every one of them are local to L-mount and are supported by means of in-camera corrections.

The lenses are all to be had in an instant. The 20mm f/2.8 prices $168, the 40mm f/2.5 prices $176, and each the 14mm f/4 and 50mm f/2 value $199.

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