Venus Optics
Venus Optics Laowa 10mm f/2.8 Zero-D FF AF camera lens for Nikon Z
Ultra-wide 10 mm full-frame lens with 130.4° angle of view, f/2.8 aperture, Zero-D rectilinear design and 12 cm close focus in a 420 g body
- Ultra-wide 130.4° angle of view captures expansive scenes
- Rectilinear Zero-D design keeps distortion close to zero
- Compact 420 g build stays light for travel
- Fast f/2.8 aperture gathers light in dim conditions
- Close 12 cm focusing distance enables dramatic near-far compositions
Ultra-Wide 10mm Full-Frame Lens
The Venus Optics Laowa 10mm f/2.8 Zero-D FF AF is a rectilinear ultra-wide lens built for Nikon Z mount. It covers a 130.4° angle of view on full-frame sensors while weighing 420g. Photographers working in architecture, landscape or astrophotography gain an expansive perspective without the bulk of traditional ultra-wide zooms.
Rectilinear Zero-D Distortion Control
The Zero-D optical design keeps straight lines straight across the frame, removing the barrel distortion common at 10mm. This matters when shooting interiors or cityscapes where converging verticals must stay parallel. The f/2.8 maximum aperture stays constant, so exposure does not shift when recomposing in low light.
12cm Close Focusing Distance
Minimum focus is 12cm from the sensor, allowing the photographer to place foreground elements extremely close to the lens while keeping the background vast. This single spec decides whether the lens suits creative near-far compositions or if a longer minimum-focus alternative is required.
Highlights
- Ultra-wide 130.4° angle of view captures expansive scenes
- Rectilinear Zero-D design keeps distortion close to zero
- Compact 420 g build stays light for travel
- Fast f/2.8 aperture gathers light in dim conditions
- Close 12 cm focusing distance enables dramatic near-far compositions
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Is the 10mm focal length or a longer wide-angle better for my full-frame Nikon Z?
The 10mm provides a 130.4° angle of view on full frame, ideal for expansive landscapes and tight interiors; choose a longer focal length if you need a narrower field of view.
What does the 130.4° angle of view mean when shooting with this lens on my Nikon Z?
It captures an ultra-wide rectilinear perspective across the full frame, keeping straight lines straight with close-to-zero distortion for architecture and astrophotography.
How does the Nikon Z mount affect autofocus and aperture control on this lens?
The native Z mount enables full electronic communication, so the lens delivers autofocus and electronic aperture control at f/2.8 directly from the camera body.
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