Venus Optics
Venus Optics Laowa 10mm T2.9 Zero-D VV Cine Lens for Canon RF
Ultra-wide 10mm T2.9 cine lens covers full-frame and VistaVision with a 130.3° angle, 12cm close focus, and 46.31mm image circle
- Most compact rectilinear 10 mm for VistaVision
- 3° ultra-wide perspective for immersive shots
- 12 cm close focus enables detailed close-ups
- 31 mm image circle covers full-frame sensors
- T2.9 aperture suits low-light cine work
Compact VistaVision Wide Prime
The Laowa 10mm T2.9 Zero-D VV Cine is a rectilinear ultra-wide lens built for full-frame and VistaVision sensors. It delivers a 130.3 degree angle of view through a 46.31mm image circle while maintaining a compact form factor suited to professional cinema workflows.
Gimbals and Drones Not Large Rigs
The lightweight design and 12cm close-focusing distance make it practical for gimbal, drone and handheld use where space and payload are limited. It is less suited for productions that require longer focal lengths or faster maximum apertures than T2.9.
130.3 Degree Rectilinear Coverage
The defining specification is the 130.3 degree rectilinear field of view on a 46.31mm image circle, which determines whether the lens can capture the immersive wide perspective required for tight interior and establishing shots.
Highlights
- Most compact rectilinear 10 mm for VistaVision
- 3° ultra-wide perspective for immersive shots
- 12 cm close focus enables detailed close-ups
- 31 mm image circle covers full-frame sensors
- T2.9 aperture suits low-light cine work
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What is the angle of view of the 130.3° rectilinear lens?
The lens provides a 130.3-degree ultra-wide perspective on full-frame and VistaVision sensors, making it the widest rectilinear 10mm option available for that format.
What is the image circle diameter and which sensor formats does it cover?
The image circle measures 46.31mm in diameter, covering both full-frame and VistaVision sensors without vignetting.
How close can this lens focus and what is its maximum aperture?
The minimum focusing distance is 12cm with a maximum aperture of T2.9, allowing detailed close-ups and low-light performance in tight spaces.
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