Why 21mm? Voigtlander F1.8 Ultron Review 

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In this video, I'm going to be sharing my in-depth review of the Voigtlander 21mm F1.8 Ultron. We took an in depth look at the Bessa R4m, and today, we will be looking at my main 21mm lens. If you're a film photographer, and you're considering a 21mm lens, maybe the Leica 21mm f1.4 Summilux, F2.8 Elamrit or the F3.5 Super-Elmar, you might find this helpful. They at great lenses for your Leica m6, Leica m4, m7 or even your Leica MP. In this video, I'll go over what exactly I love about this lens, and why a 21mm lens - the voigtlander 21mm ultron, might be a good choice for your analog photography.
All the black and white pictures in this video were made with Ilford HP5, pushed 2 stops (HP5++) and Fomapan 400+, developed on Ilfotec HC on the AXLE CR1 Rotary Processor.
I use colour film as well, a few being Kodak portra 160, 400, 800, Color plus, Ultramax and Gold, Fujifilm PRO160NS and PRO400H.
If you love film photography, join me on this analog journey here on RU-vid. Thanks for watching!
Peace,
Jeremy T aka JeremyT aka JeremyTphotography