Cosina has announced in Japan that they'll produce two manual focus lenses under the Voigtlander name for Nikon bodies. The two lenses are updated versions of older lens designs, and have one unique wrinkle: they've got CPU chips in the them so that they meter correctly with all Nikon SLR and DSLR bodies. (For the technical-minded, that's equivalent to Nikon's P lenses.) The first lens is the 40mm f/2 Ultron ALII Aspherical. The second is the 58mm f/1.4 Nokton SLII. Both lenses have full DOF markings and are quite small and light (the 40mm is only 25mm in depth, which means it falls into the "pancake" category). I've started a Cosina lens database page to track this new line of lenses. However, note that these lenses may not be produced in high quantities and thus be only available through a limited number of outlets. In the US, their products are primarily available at Cameraquest and Photovillage.