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Meyer Optik Görlitz announces the new Trimagon 95mm f/2.6 lens.

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Meyer Optik Görlitz announced the launch of their new Trimagon 95mm f/2.6 lens. It will be available for Fuji X, Sony-E, MFT, M42 und Leica M mirrorless sytsems. They claim the lens can outresolve 60 Megapixel sensors. There is yet no price info but the lens is expected to ship in Summer 2016.

Technical specifications:
Aperture & Focal Length: f/2,6-22; 95 mm
Lens construction: 3 elements in 3 modules
Picture angle: 25 °
Filter Diameter: 52 mm

Characteristics:
Lens construction in classical triplet | 3 lenses / 3 groups
Iris diaphragm with 15 specially constructed aperture blades and special anti-reflective coating
Mounts: Canon, Nikon, Fuji X, Sony–E, MFT, M42 and Leica M
Available from early summer 2016

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13 Responses

  1. Wahaha, “can outresolve 60 Megapixel sensors”. Based on the samples I would say that it can not resolve anything but okay, whatever…

  2. The test shots all have carefully chosen backgrounds, but two of them show evidence of bright ring bokeh, which is the worst kind of bokeh for a portrait lens.

  3. Ummm… those samples look worse than CCTV lenses. Could easily out do this 3-lens element lens with some cheap, under $100 legacy glass adapted to whatever camera. How is it possible a company like this is even in business? Must be a front group for the Mob or something.

  4. what- what- what are they doing?! market economy may allow for incompetent politicians and bankers but this company should have no legitimacy to operate. or exist.

  5. 1699 EUROS FOR THIS SUBPAR TRIPLET ???? this is the pinnacle of absurdity……
    as pt barnum said; “there’s a sucker born every minute”

    this image quality is horrendous

    the price ridiculous ,

    the development of this ? ..incredulous

    is short this lens is entirely ludicrous

  6. The 15 blade aperture produces a nice round image where the background is to hot. The 15 blade aperture is what makes the rest of the Bokeh so good. This is a portrait lens and needs to be judged as a portrait lens. Bokeh can look too busy, with some lens, 50 mm, f1,0 Noctilux would be an example of too busy.
    75 mm f1.4 Summilux produces a beautiful Bokeh, but with an 15 blade aperture I bet it would be better, usually the more the aperture is shaped as a round circle the better the Bokeh.
    Not that much can truly be observed in the three example images, I wonder if they were really taken with the lens they are suppose to represent.

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