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Laowa 11mm f/4.5 FF RL - Leica M (Black)

Laowa 11mm F4.5 FF RL is a super compact and lightweight Rectilinear (RL) wide-angle lens for full-frame (FF) mirrorless cameras. The remarkable 126 Degree angle of view with 19cm minimum focus length features can be found in the 6.3cm (2.5 inches) long and 254g (8.9oz) lens. It allows you to capture the stunning landscape, precious travel moments and beautiful interior design without any burden. The lens also includes 2 aspherical elements and 3 extra-low dispersion elements to guarantee sharpness, suppress chromatic aberrations and distortion to the minimum.

SKU: GC07-VE1145MBLK

Laowa 11mm f/4.5 FF RL - Leica M (Black)

Laowa 11mm f/4.5 FF RL - Leica M (Black)

Laowa 11mm F4.5 FF RL is a super compact and lightweight Rectilinear (RL) wide-angle lens for full-frame (FF) mirrorless cameras. The remarkable 126 Degree angle of view with 19cm minimum focus length features can be found in the 6.3cm (2.5 inches) long and 254g (8.9oz) lens. It allows you to capture the stunning landscape, precious travel moments and beautiful interior design without any burden. The lens also includes 2 aspherical elements and 3 extra-low dispersion elements to guarantee sharpness, suppress chromatic aberrations and distortion to the minimum.

Features:

Conveniently, the 62mm filter can be screwed onto the lens directly, or more filters available with a 100mm square filter frame. The 5 blades aperture creates stunning 10-point sunstars. For Leica M mount photographer, rangefinder coupling is available for the lens to have a more accurate and easy focus.

Remarkable 126 Degree angle of view
Featuring a remarkable 126 Degree angle of view, the new Laowa 11mm offers an exaggerated, non-fisheye perspective. It would be a perfect tool for the landscape, travel and interior photographer.

Built-in 62mm Filter Thread
It is equipped with a 62 mm filter thread for using screw-in filters. It is very convenient for attaching the filter to the lens directly. Great for users who don't want to carry any filter holders.

Supreme Image Quality
11mm F4.5 FF RL is composed of 14 elements in 10 groups which deliver a remarkable image sharpness. Although it is not a Zero-D lens, the 2 aspherical elements and 3 extra-low dispersion elements suppress chromatic aberrations and distortion to the minimum.

Extremely Close Focusing Distance
The lens features an extremely close focusing distance of 7.4" / 19cm (from subject to the sensor) for photographers to create macro-like shots with the ultra-wide perspective. It can also create a nice "over the shoulder shot" that gives you a sense of presence.

Stunning 10-point Sunstars
Laowa 11mm F4.5 FF RL is designed with a 5-bladed aperture where a clean and appealing 10-point Sunstar rendering can be created.

Super Compact and lightweight
The lens is designed to achieve high mobility, compactness and lightness to give photographers more flexibility in travelling. The tiny lens is only 6.3cm (2.5 inches) in height & weight 254g (8.9oz). Perfect for travel or landscape photographers.

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Laowa 11mm f/4.5 FF RL - Leica M (Black)

Laowa 11mm F4.5 FF RL is a super compact and lightweight Rectilinear (RL) wide-angle lens for full-frame (FF) mirrorless cameras. The remarkable 126 Degree angle of view with 19cm minimum focus length features can be found in the 6.3cm (2.5 inches) long and 254g (8.9oz) lens. It allows you to capture the stunning landscape, precious travel moments and beautiful interior design without any burden. The lens also includes 2 aspherical elements and 3 extra-low dispersion elements to guarantee sharpness, suppress chromatic aberrations and distortion to the minimum.

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