It is official info, nothing to do with 43rumors

The one we've been bloody waiting for! Now when can I preorder

Mmm. I think GH4 with all four Voigtländers is very interesting for video production. It will certainly give a consistent look to your footage.

How much?

rectilinear?

Damn. If this is useably sharp wide open, it could be a real winner for concert videography (a lot of what I shoot).

Voigtlander makes the only lenses that make me question my decision to go with a Speedbooster + Nikon lenses. This is astounding though... there is really no comparably fast wide angle lens out there.

1st images

http://www.optyczne.pl/7482-news-Voigtlander_Nokton_10.5_mm_f_0.95_-_pierwsze_zdjęcia.html

@konjow not bad sample photos. Purple fringing is definitely present wide open, but sharpness is about on par with the other Voigtlander f0.95s -- which is to say, a little soft but definitely useable for most people shooting video. Remarkably low distortion. I can't see any sign of either a barrel or a pin cushion effect. Pleasing bokeh, in my opinion.

I'll have to rent one and use it on my GH4 once it's available. I'm thinking this might replace the Tokina 11-16 + speedbooster setup that I'm using for wide angle shots in low light (concerts, mostly).

I'd love to fly this on a gimbal w/ wireless FF at night.

mrbill, looks like one, close to the glass?

http://www.photographyblog.com/news/voitglander_nokton_10.5mm_f_0.95_hands_on_photos/

I can't remember where I read this, but some source said pricing should be roughly in line with the rest of their MFT line-up -- which is to say, no less than $900, but probably no more than $1300 or so.

Here's a question though: in every single photo, that lens hood is attached. Should we assume that it cannot be removed, as with other ultra-wide lenses like Canon's 14mm? I would very much like to use this lens with a mattebox, but that of course only works if the hood comes off.

Release end of this month: http://www.dpreview.com/articles/6069483164/voigtlander-releases-price-of-forthcoming-10-5mm-f-0-95-lens-for-micro-four-thirds-system