Leica Users, An Interesting Chinese Lens Is on the Way for M-Mount

Chinese third-party lens manufacturers have proved that they can do well. Companies like Viltrox, Thypoch, Light Lens Lab, Loawa, 7Artisans, and more have worked to build great lenses that are affordable and also create nice images.

For instance, Laowa 20mm f4 Zero-D Shift, Viltrox 28mm f4. 5, and Thypoch Eureka 50mm f2 are some third-party Chinese lenses that performed well in our review. Sure, they may have some shortcomings, but it is always with regard to the lack of weather sealing. Joining the list now is a new Chinese lens for the Leica M cameras, which may be liked by many. So what is the Mandler 35mm f2?.

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2025-5-23 10:00

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