What is the voigtl nder nokton 60mm f 0 95 good for?

The Nokton 60mm is a manual-focus prime for Micro Four Thirds. On that sensor it frames like a 120mm lens on full frame, so it's a tight, flattering telephoto view. Its wide aperture gives very shallow depth of field, about what f/1.9 would give there, which suits tight portraits with a blurred background. It also gathers a lot of light for dim scenes.

It fits a long list of Micro Four Thirds bodies. For a compact, everyday pairing, try the OM System OM-5 Mark II. If you want the flagship, the OM System OM-1 Mark II is a strong choice. The Panasonic Lumix GH6 is another option if you want a Panasonic body.

If you're new to how aperture affects depth of field, the focal length converter explains the crop-factor maths.

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