Carl Zeiss Biogon T* ZM 35mm f/2 Leica M Mount - Clear Optics

🛡️ 1-year Camistry Guarantee warranty included Starting on the delivery date. Covers functional faults and defects. Accidental damage is not covered. Rigorously tested, professionally cleaned and sanitized. It performs flawlessly. As you can see in the photos, it presents in good overall cosmetic condition, with only minor general wear and slight painting loss The lens is in optimal condition, with clear optics free of haze, fungus, or significant dust. Mechanically flawless with smooth focusing, clean aperture blades What's included Zeiss Biogon 35mm Caps Condition recap ✅ Thoroughly tested and perfectly working ✅ Excellent lens condition, totally clean from fungus, haze or significant dust ✅ Good overall cosmetic state Pre-owned item. Sold under the margin tax scheme (0% VAT applicable). A business invoice can be issued upon request, please provide your company details immediately after purchase. VAT may still apply at delivery for extra-eu customers. The Carl Zeiss Biogon T 35mm f/2 ZM* is a precision-engineered wide-angle lens designed for Leica M-mount rangefinder cameras. Built on a classic non-retrofocus Biogon optical architecture comprising 9 elements in 6 groups, this manual focus prime delivers near-zero geometric distortion and high edge-to-edge micro-contrast, even at its widest f/2 aperture. Each spherical glass surface features the proprietary Zeiss T anti-reflective multi-coating*, maximizing light transmission while suppressing flare and ghosting in challenging lighting conditions. Mechanically constructed with an all-metal barrel and a 10-blade aperture diaphragm adjustable in precise 1/3-stop clicks down to f/22, the lens provides smooth out-of-focus rendering and crisp 10-point sunstars. It offers a 63° diagonal angle of view and focuses from 0.7 meters to infinity via a responsive focusing ring with an integrated finger nub. Weighing 240g with a 52mm diameter and a 43mm non-rotating filter thread, it is a balanced optic for 35mm film and digital M-system photography.