Venus Optics
Venus Optics Laowa 10mm f/2.8 Zero-D AF Lens for Canon RF
Ultra-wide 10mm f/2.8 rectilinear lens for Canon RF with zero distortion, 130.4° view, 12mm close focus, 14 aperture blades and 420g weight
- Ultra-wide 130.4° view captures expansive scenes
- Bright f/2.8 aperture excels in low light
- Zero-D design keeps lines straight
- Close 12mm focus enables creative detail
- Light 420g build suits travel shooting
Ultra-wide 10mm f/2.8 for Canon RF
The Venus Optics Laowa 10mm f/2.8 Zero-D AF Lens is a full-frame rectilinear optic built for Canon RF mount cameras. It delivers a 130.4-degree angle of view with zero distortion correction and a bright f/2.8 maximum aperture. The lens weighs 420g and focuses as close as 12mm from the sensor plane. Fourteen aperture blades produce smooth bokeh for creative separation.
Landscape, architecture and astro shooters.
This lens suits photographers who need extreme wide-angle coverage with minimal distortion for landscapes, interiors or night skies. The autofocus system handles static and slow-moving subjects reliably. Buyers who require rapid subject tracking for sports or wildlife should look at something else. Videographers needing powered zoom or image stabilisation will also need a different tool.
First 10mm f/2.8 rectilinear full-frame lens
The defining specification is the combination of 10mm focal length and f/2.8 aperture in a rectilinear design. No other full-frame lens offers this width at this brightness without fisheye curvature. If your work demands that exact optical formula, this is the only current option.
Highlights
- Ultra-wide 130.4° view captures expansive scenes
- Bright f/2.8 aperture excels in low light
- Zero-D design keeps lines straight
- Close 12mm focus enables creative detail
- Light 420g build suits travel shooting
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How close can this 10mm f/2.8 lens focus for ultra-wide macro shots?
The minimum focus distance is 12mm, allowing extremely close compositions at the full 130.4° field of view.
Will the 14-blade aperture diaphragm stay quiet and cool during long astrophotography sessions?
The manual aperture ring has no motor, so operation is silent and generates no heat regardless of session length.
What camera body mount is required for this Zero-D optic to function?
A Canon RF-mount full-frame body is needed; the lens has no adapter built in and covers the 130.4° image circle only on that format.
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