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Is the voigtl nder nokton 60mm f 0 95 worth it?
The Nokton 60mm is worth it if you want a fast, compact portrait-length prime and don't mind focusing by hand. It's manual focus only, with no stabilisation, and it's made for Micro Four Thirds. On that sensor it frames like 120mm on full frame, and at f/0.9 it gives about the depth of field of f/1.9, so you get plenty of background separation and light for the size.
Pair it with a body you already like. Good options from the list include:
If 120mm equivalent feels too tight, look at the Voigtländer Nokton 25mm f/0.95 Type II or the Voigtländer Nokton 42.5mm f/0.95. For how focal length and aperture change the look, see the focal length converter.
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