Leica Noctilux and Summilux - Wide Open from f/0.95 to f/1.5įor the sake of being comprehensive and absolutely ridiculous, the following 50mm Leica lenses have been included in this shootout. Only then with evidentiary proof would certainty prevail in knowing if the Leica 50mm f/0.95 Noctilux-M is the best M-mount lens, or if another 50mm Leica lens is better.ġ. and if that is true, the only way to settle this discussion once and for all is with blunt force effort. Invariably, that meant gathering up as many lenses as possible - thirteen to be precise - so that a good old fashion shootout could be conducted.
Having said that, how is one to approach this pickle with common sense? But to definitively know for sure, common sense would suggest a more comprehensive approach in assessing what's true instead of accepting here-say without observable verification. Is it though? Accepting a position on face value without further scrutiny would seem rather hasty - if not a tad too trusting - not that I'm not a trusting person. So on the basis of that argument, the Leica 50mm f/0.95 Noctilux-M ASPH is the best. Obviously, the prevailing wisdom would be that newer and faster lenses are better than older and slower lenses - because well - they just are. A couple of weeks ago - just for fun - I thought it would be a welcomed change to see how different version 50mm Leica M-mount lenses stack up to one another.
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