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Canon RF-S 3.9mm f/3.5 STM Dual Fisheye Lens

Wide Angle
Canon RF
F/3.5
30.5 mm
3.9mm
289 g
Wide Angle
Canon RF
F/3.5
30.5 mm
3.9mm
289 g
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Product Overview

Canon RF-S 3.9mm f/3.5 STM Dual Fisheye Lens

Create more immersive stories with the RF-S 3.9mm f/3.5 STM Dual Fisheye Lens from Canon. Designed for the EOS R7 APS-C mirrorless camera system, a full-frame equivalence of 6.2mm is provided. The dual high-performance fisheye lenses allow you to capture stereoscopic 3D 180° VR imagery with a 144° field of view to a single image sensor, simplifying your workflow and saving you time in post. Pairing this lens with the EOS R7 allows recordings up to 4K 30 fps. Autofocus is available when capturing stills via a gear-type STM motor.

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Canon RF-S 3.9mm f/3.5 STM Dual Fisheye Lens

Lens Cap 3.9

Canon Lens Dust Cap RF

Rear Filter Holder

Canon LS1014 Soft Lens Case

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Key Features

Wide Angle

The lens features a 144-degree wide-angle view and provides equidistant projection, making it perfect for "everyday, virtually hassle-free VR production," according to Canon.

Canon RF

The RF mount and folded optical design enable a compact lens that's convenient for use in tight spaces.

F/3.5

The Canon RF-S 3.9mm STM Dual Fisheye Lens has a maximum aperture of F/3.5.

30.5 mm

Designed to accommodate filters, the lens supports 30.5mm screw-on filters at the rear, along with a filter holder for cut gel and polyester filters.

3.9mm

The Canon RF-S f/3.5 STM Dual Fisheye Lens has a focal length of 3.9mm.

289 g

The Canon RF-S 3.9mm f/3.5 STM Dual Fisheye Lens weighs only 289 grams.

Create Immersive Stories with the Canon RF-S 3.9mm f/3.5 STM Dual Fisheye Lens

Create Immersive Stories with the Canon RF-S 3.9mm f/3.5 STM Dual Fisheye Lens

Create immersive stories with Canon's RF-S 3.9mm f/3.5 STM Dual Fisheye Lens, designed for the EOS R7 APS-C mirrorless camera. Offering a 6.2mm full-frame equivalent, it captures stereoscopic 3D 180° VR imagery with a 144° field of view on a single sensor, streamlining workflow. Paired with the EOS R7, it supports 4K 30 fps recording and provides autofocus for stills via a gear-type STM motor.

Immersive Stereoscopic 3D Imagery with the Dual Fisheye Lens

Immersive Stereoscopic 3D Imagery with the Dual Fisheye Lens

This lens is crafted for exceptional stereoscopic 3D imagery, featuring dual 3.9mm fisheye lenses with 60mm spacing for a natural interpupillary distance, creating a powerful, immersive experience akin to human vision.

Flexible Aperture Control and Filter Compatibility in the RF-S3.9mm F3.5 STM DUAL FISHEYE Lens

Flexible Aperture Control and Filter Compatibility in the RF-S3.9mm F3.5 STM DUAL FISHEYE Lens

The RF-S 3.9mm F3.5 STM Dual Fisheye Lens features dual optical systems with electronically controlled apertures, offering a versatile aperture range from f/2.8 for low light shooting to f/16 for precise exposure control in brighter conditions. It supports a 30.5mm screw-on filter and includes a gelatin filter holder at the rear, providing flexibility for using cut gel or polyester filters like previous Canon ultra-wide-angle lenses.

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