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Laowa 24mm f/14 Probe Lens (Standard) - Canon RF

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Product Overview

Capable of focussing from 2:1 macro to infinity with an incredible 85° field of view creating a unique ‘Bug Eye’ perspective. The wide angle design provides a greater depth of field at close distance than conventional telephoto macro lenses.An extremely long and narrow waterproof front barrel and integrated LED allow a photographer or cinematographer to get shots not previously possible.
The probe will cover both standard 35mm full frame & Super35 image sensor.

What's in the box:

Venus Optics Laowa 24mm f/14 Probe Lens for Canon RF

USB Cable Dimmer with Power Adjustment

USB Cable

Lens Bag

Metal Lens Case

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FAQs

What unique perspectives can I capture with the Laowa 24mm f/14 Probe Lens?

The Laowa 24mm f/14 Probe Lens is designed to provide a unique 'Bug Eye' perspective, allowing you to capture wide-angle shots with an 85° field of view. This feature makes it ideal for macro photography, as it enables you to focus on subjects at a 2:1 macro ratio while still maintaining a greater depth of field compared to traditional telephoto macro lenses. This lens is perfect for capturing intricate details in nature, product photography, and creative video projects.

How does the waterproof design of the lens benefit my shooting experience?

The waterproof front barrel of the Laowa 24mm f/14 Probe Lens allows for greater versatility in various shooting conditions. You can confidently use this lens in environments where moisture may be present, such as during outdoor shoots in humid conditions, near water bodies, or in light rain. This feature ensures that you can focus on your creativity without worrying about damaging the lens, making it a reliable tool for adventurous photographers and videographers.

Can I use the Laowa Probe Lens for videography, and what features support this?

Yes, the Laowa 24mm f/14 Probe Lens is highly suitable for videography. Its long and narrow design allows for unique camera angles and perspectives that can enhance storytelling in your videos. Additionally, for those looking for even more control, the 'Cine-mod' version of this lens includes standard gear focus and aperture rings, which are essential for smooth focus pulls and precise exposure adjustments during filming.

What type of subjects is the Laowa 24mm f/14 Probe Lens best suited for?

This lens excels at capturing macro subjects, making it ideal for photographing small details in nature, such as insects and flowers. However, its wide-angle capability also allows for creative compositions in landscape photography and product shots, where you want to showcase the environment or context surrounding your subject. Its versatility means it can be used in both artistic and technical photography applications.

What are the advantages of using a macro lens with a wide angle for close-up photography?

Using a macro lens with a wide angle, like the Laowa 24mm f/14 Probe Lens, provides several advantages for close-up photography. The wider field of view allows you to include more of the surrounding environment in your composition, creating a sense of context and depth. Furthermore, a wider depth of field means more of your subject will be in focus, which is particularly beneficial for capturing intricate details and textures without losing the overall image clarity.

Does the Laowa 24mm f/14 Probe Lens support full-frame and Super35 sensors?

Yes, the Laowa 24mm f/14 Probe Lens is designed to cover both standard 35mm full-frame and Super35 image sensors, making it a versatile choice for various camera systems. This compatibility ensures that you can use the lens across different platforms without worrying about vignetting or loss of image quality, allowing you to fully utilise its unique features regardless of your camera setup.

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