Laowa 10mm f/2 Zero-D MFT - MFT
5,649 kr
Ultra-wide lens for Micro Four Thirds with f/2 aperture, a weight of 125 g, and Zero-D design to reduce optical distortion.
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Laowa 10mm f/2 Zero-D MFT – MFT
An ultra-wide 10 mm f/2 prime lens for the Micro Four Thirds system that minimises optical distortion to maintain straight lines in images. The focal length is equivalent to 20 mm on full frame, providing an ultra-wide perspective with a 96° angle of view. The optical construction consists of 11 elements in 7 groups.
The aperture features 5 blades, which produce 10-point sunstars when stopped down. Rotating the focus ring triggers the camera’s focus magnifier. The lens is equipped with a CPU chip and motor, allowing the aperture to be controlled via the camera body and metadata to be recorded in the EXIF.
Close focus and construction
The minimum focusing distance is 12 cm with a maximum magnification of 1:6.6. Measuring 53 x 41 mm and weighing 125 g, it is the smallest lens in the Laowa ultra-wide range for MFT. It features 46 mm filter threads and an M43 mount. The compact size is designed for handheld photography, drones, and gimbals.
Included in the box
- Front and rear lens caps
- Lens hood
- User manual
Specifications
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| Lens mount | Micro Four Thirds (MFT) |
| Manufacturer | Laowa |
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Can I control the aperture from the camera?
Yes, it has a CPU chip and motor for in-camera aperture control.
What is the filter size?
The lens is equipped with 46 mm filter threads.
What is the full frame equivalent focal length?
It is equivalent to approximately 20 mm on full frame.
What is the minimum focusing distance?
The minimum focusing distance is 12 cm.
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