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Laowa Optics brings two full-frame lenses to Canon RF, Nikon Z mounts

Laowa Optics brings two full-frame lenses to Canon RF, Nikon Z mounts

Posted on July 13, 2019 By Jarvis

Venus Optics has announced that it’s adding more mounting options for two of its full-frame mirrorless lenses: the Laowa 15mm F2 Zero-D lens and the Laowa 10-18mm F4.5-5.6 lens.

Laowa 15mm F2 ‘Zero-D’

Venus Optics claims the Laowa 15mm F2 ‘Zero-D’ is the widest F2 rectilinear native lens for full-frame mirrorless cameras. Like Laowa’s other ‘Zero-D’ lenses, the lens is designed to have minimal distortion despite its short focal length.
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Cameras Tags:Canon, Focal, full-frame, Laowa, lens, mirrorless, native, Nikon

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