Focus is
a decision.
Scroll is the focus ring. The page opens wide at ƒ/1.2 — turn it, and the M1 resolves. When it locks, you'll hear it.
Sixty-one million quiet witnesses.
A 61.4MP back-illuminated full-frame sensor with 15 stops of latitude. Honest color at ISO 100, composed silence at 12,800. No interpolation, no opinion — just what was there.
Glass that argues with physics.
The NOCTAR 35mm ƒ/1.2 ASPH: thirteen elements in nine groups, two of them floating. Wide open it draws a plane of focus thin as a decision — and bokeh like breath on glass.
Held, not operated.
One-piece magnesium chassis, milled — not molded. The dial clicks in third-stops you can count blind. Weather-sealed to −10°C, balanced at 588 grams: present in the hand, invisible in the work.
Straight out of camera.
The decisive
instrument.
First allocation: 1,200 units, serialized and hand-collimated in Wetzlar-grade tolerance. Ships October 2026.
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