Laowa 10mm f/2.8 Zero-D FF (Manual Focus) Canon RF

Code: 1486ABO

Manufacturer code: VE1028MFRF

The Laowa 10mm f2.8 Zero-D FF Lens Canon RF (Manual Focus) is a 10mm full-frame rectilinear lens with a large f/2.8 aperture. "Laowa Lens" is proud to announce a major milestone - the highly anticipated release of the Laowa 10mm f/2.8 Zero-D FF lens! This lens features outstanding optics, no image distortion and a compact design. The lens has an extraordinary ultra-wide angle of view of 130° and weighs only 420 g. With features such as Laowa's signature Zero-D function, an ultra-short close focusing distance of 12 cm and versatility for a wide range of portraits, landscapes and astrophotography, the 10mm f/2.8 lens redefines your photographic experience.

COMPACT AND LIGHTWEIGHT

This lens is designed with mobility in mind. It stays compact and weighs just 420g, so you can carry it effortlessly wherever you go - taking the lens on every creative journey. Experience the freedom to capture stunning images without heavy equipment.

AWARDED THE PRESTIGIOUS TIPA AWARD

This first rectilinear 10mm is a full-frame lens with a large f/2.8 aperture and manual focus. The Laowa 10mm f/2.8 Zero-D FF lens has been awarded the prestigious TIPA Award for the best ultra-wide angle prime lens!

ALMOST ZERO DISTORTION

The built-in Zero-D function in this lens guarantees minimal distortion, so you can capture absolutely clear shots and have peace of mind that your images will remain true to life.

NO IN-CAMERA CORRECTIONS REQUIRED

A 10 mm lens is usually a "fisheye" lens or is subject to severe distortion. But thanks to an ingenious optical design, Laowa has been able to produce this ultra-wide-angle lens that has excellent distortion control, while maintaining horizontal and vertical straight lines in the image from corner to corner. Not every camera has a built-in distortion correction function, so this is a great feature of the lens, especially when shooting edge-form architecture and cityscapes, photographers and videographers can save a lot of editing time after the shoot.

ULTRA-WIDE VIEWING ANGLE

Immerse yourself in a broader perspective with an ultra-wide 130° viewing angle. From breathtaking landscapes to dynamic architecture, this lens opens up new visual dimensions in storytelling.

BUILT-IN FILTER THREAD

Unlike other ultra-wide-angle lenses, the Laowa 10mm f/2.8 Zero-D FF features a 77mm built-in filter thread, giving you the freedom to effortlessly experiment with different filters, whether it's a CPL filter or an ND filter, to achieve the photographic effects you want.

EXCELLENT PERFORMANCE FOR PANORAMAS AND ASTROPHOTOGRAPHY

This lens is a truly versatile tool that consistently delivers great results in a wide range of shooting scenarios. Thanks to its ultra-wide field of view, it's particularly good at shooting wide panoramas, allowing you to tell stories on a large scale. For astrophotography enthusiasts, this lens is an exceptional choice. With an aperture of f/2.8, it rises to the challenge of capturing the beauty of the night sky with enhanced light gathering capabilities.

CLOSE FOCUSING OPTION

Close focusing as close as 12 cm is available, so you can easily capture stunning images from a short distance, which also opens up the possibility of shooting wide-angle macro shots.

10-POINT SUNSTAR EFFECT

With a 5-blade aperture, this lens creates a unique 10-point Sunstar effect that enhances the aesthetic appeal of your photos.

OUTSTANDING OPTICS

The Laowa 10mm f/2.8 Zero-D FF is designed with exceptional optics, with 15 elements in 9 groups, including 2 aspherical glasses and 3 ED glasses. This results in exceptional image quality, ensuring that every detail is captured accurately and clearly.

FEATURES

- The first 10 mm full-frame rectilinear lens with f/2.8 aperture.
- Compact and lightweight.
- Near-zero distortion (Zero-D).
- Ultra-wide 130° angle of view.
- Close focusing distance of 12 cm.
- 10-Point Sunstars.
- ⌀77 mm filter thread.
- Exclusive optical design.
- Excellent performance for panoramas and astrophotography.

SPECIFICATIONS

Format: Full-frame
Focal length: 10mm
Aperture: F2.8
Angle of view: 130°
Lens Construction: 15 elements/9 groups (2 aspherical glasses, 3 ED glasses)
Number of aperture plates: 5
Minimum focusing distance: 12 cm
Maximum magnification: 0.24X
Focusing: manual focus
Filter diameter: 77 mm
Dimensions: Ø82 x 70.8 mm
Weight: 420 g
Lens mount: Canon RF

Typ of Sensor Full-frame

Max Aperture 2.8 F

Focal length Movie 10 mm

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General
Producer(?) Link to the official manufacturer website	LAOWA
Lens mount (bayonet)
Type
Typ of Sensor	Full-frame
Max Aperture	2.8 F
Focal length Movie	10 mm
Diagonal Angle of View	130 °
Minimum Focus	12 cm
Stabilization
Размер кадра
Filter size	77 mm
Diameter	82 mm
Warranty	24 months
Dimensions (length)	70.8 mm
Color	black
Objektyvo tipas	full-frame rectilinear lens
Delivery time	8-10 w.d.
Focus	manual focus
Korpusas
Construction
Weight	420 g
Product codes	1486ABO VE1028MFRF 6940486706598

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