Laowa 10mm f 2 zero d mft vs voigtl nder nokton 10 5mm f 0 95 aspherical?

Both lenses are manual-focus primes for Micro Four Thirds, and both fit the same long list of bodies, from the OM System OM-1 to the Panasonic G-series, so the choice comes down to what you shoot.

The Voigtländer Nokton is the faster lens. Its f/0.9 gives about the depth of field of f/1.9 on Micro Four Thirds, and it frames like a 21mm on full frame. Pick it for low light, night shots, or a softer background.

The Laowa 10mm f/2 Zero-D is the slower, slightly wider option. It frames like a 20mm on full frame, and f/2 gives about the depth of field of f/4. It's a sensible everyday wide if you mostly shoot in daylight and want more of the scene in focus.

Neither is stabilised, so you'll rely on your body's stabilisation if it has one.

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