Venus Optics Laowa Zero-D Cine Lens 10mm T2.1 (MFT, Feet/Meters)

Cinema Lens Care and MaintenanceRead More By B&H Photo’sSteven GladstoneWide-angle, fast for low-light shooting, and light enough to fly on a drone, the Laowa Zero-D Cine Lens 10mm T2.1 from Venus Optics is designed for the MFT shooter who wants a cinema wide-shot with a natural look and feel. A seeming contradiction in lens creation, the 10mm is both small and lightweight, yet optically fast and sharp. Use the lens with your camera in handheld, tripod, gimbal, stabilizer configuration, or drone mounted for sharp clear images in dim to bright conditions.With focus scales marked in both feet and meters, the lens is suitable for anyone without remarking the distances, and the built-in 0.8 MOD rings allow you to easily integrate this lens into your cinema lens accessory setup as it works with industry-standard follow focus units and lens motors. In addition, the lens accepts optional 49mm threaded filters, which can help protect your front element, and you can select to improve your images by cutting through UV and glare. The lens comes with a protective hard case.This still photo lens has been rehoused with 0.8 MOD gears. It features a 96° angle of view on the MFT sensor, providing a wide perspective. It is suitable for use on a drone, FPV drone, vlogging, or landscapes, and the distortion-free design that keeps parallel lines straight makes it suitable for architectural video.The 11 elements in seven groups optical design includes two elements of ED glass and two elements of aspherical glass that help keep the distortion and color fringing to the minimum. This optical design can help save a lot of time during color correction.The small size of the lens makes it suitable for use on a drone, and with a 4.72″ close focus distance, the lens is well suited for use in tight interiors.96° angle of view.Fast T2.1 maximum aperture for low-light filming.4.72″ close focus distance.At 5.3 oz, it is light enough to fly on a drone for a stunning aerial shot.The focus and iris rings have built-in 0.8 MOD gears.