Laowa 9mm T2.9 Zero-D Cine - Sony E
This Sony E mount Laowa 9mm T2.9 Zero-D Cine Lens from Venus Optics is marked in feet and provides a wide 113° angle of view. It is well suited for outdoor and landscape shots and in tight interior locations, and it is optimized for digital cinematography. It is lightweight and compact so it is suitable for both handheld shooting and gimbal use, as well as tripod-mounted shooting.
Laowa 9mm T2.9 Zero-D Cine - Sony E
This Sony E mount Laowa 9mm T2.9 Zero-D Cine Lens from Venus Optics is marked in feet and provides a wide 113° angle of view. It is well suited for outdoor and landscape shots and in tight interior locations, and it is optimized for digital cinematography. It is lightweight and compact so it is suitable for both handheld shooting and gimbal use, as well as tripod-mounted shooting.
The 9mm cine lens features a maximum aperture of T2.9 with 15 elements in 10 groups. Its 7-blade aperture provides a soft, pleasing bokeh, a shallow depth of field with little to no distortion, and a 4.72" close focus distance. The focus and aperture rings feature industry-standard 0.8 MOD gearing that will accommodate standard cine follow focus motors. Small in size with a 58mm front diameter and a 55mm thread for adding filters. Focus and aperture markings are on the side of the lens to aid focus pullers. A hard-shell Pelican case with custom foam is included to protect and transport the lens.
Features:
Wide-angle 9mm T2.9 prime designed for Sony E mount cine cameras
Designed with 15 elements in 10 groups, low distortion, and 7-blade iris
58mm front diameter with 55mm filter threads
4.72" close focus and standard 0.8 MOD focus ring
Hard-sided case with custom cut foam is included
Laowa 9mm T2.9 Zero-D Cine - Sony E
Laowa 9mm T2.9 Zero-D Cine - Sony E
This Sony E mount Laowa 9mm T2.9 Zero-D Cine Lens from Venus Optics is marked in feet and provides a wide 113° angle of view. It is well suited for outdoor and landscape shots and in tight interior locations, and it is optimized for digital cinematography. It is lightweight and compact so it is suitable for both handheld shooting and gimbal use, as well as tripod-mounted shooting.
The 9mm cine lens features a maximum aperture of T2.9 with 15 elements in 10 groups. Its 7-blade aperture provides a soft, pleasing bokeh, a shallow depth of field with little to no distortion, and a 4.72" close focus distance. The focus and aperture rings feature industry-standard 0.8 MOD gearing that will accommodate standard cine follow focus motors. Small in size with a 58mm front diameter and a 55mm thread for adding filters. Focus and aperture markings are on the side of the lens to aid focus pullers. A hard-shell Pelican case with custom foam is included to protect and transport the lens.
Features:
Wide-angle 9mm T2.9 prime designed for Sony E mount cine cameras
Designed with 15 elements in 10 groups, low distortion, and 7-blade iris
58mm front diameter with 55mm filter threads
4.72" close focus and standard 0.8 MOD focus ring
Hard-sided case with custom cut foam is included
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Product Overview
Laowa 9mm T2.9 Zero-D Cine - Sony E
This Sony E mount Laowa 9mm T2.9 Zero-D Cine Lens from Venus Optics is marked in feet and provides a wide 113° angle of view. It is well suited for outdoor and landscape shots and in tight interior locations, and it is optimized for digital cinematography. It is lightweight and compact so it is suitable for both handheld shooting and gimbal use, as well as tripod-mounted shooting.
Laowa 9mm T2.9 Zero-D Cine - Sony E
This Sony E mount Laowa 9mm T2.9 Zero-D Cine Lens from Venus Optics is marked in feet and provides a wide 113° angle of view. It is well suited for outdoor and landscape shots and in tight interior locations, and it is optimized for digital cinematography. It is lightweight and compact so it is suitable for both handheld shooting and gimbal use, as well as tripod-mounted shooting.
The 9mm cine lens features a maximum aperture of T2.9 with 15 elements in 10 groups. Its 7-blade aperture provides a soft, pleasing bokeh, a shallow depth of field with little to no distortion, and a 4.72" close focus distance. The focus and aperture rings feature industry-standard 0.8 MOD gearing that will accommodate standard cine follow focus motors. Small in size with a 58mm front diameter and a 55mm thread for adding filters. Focus and aperture markings are on the side of the lens to aid focus pullers. A hard-shell Pelican case with custom foam is included to protect and transport the lens.
Features:
Wide-angle 9mm T2.9 prime designed for Sony E mount cine cameras
Designed with 15 elements in 10 groups, low distortion, and 7-blade iris
58mm front diameter with 55mm filter threads
4.72" close focus and standard 0.8 MOD focus ring
Hard-sided case with custom cut foam is included
FAQs
The Laowa 9mm T2.9 Zero-D Cine lens features a wide 113-degree angle of view, which allows for expansive landscape captures, making it easier to include more of the scene in a single frame. Additionally, its low distortion design ensures that straight lines remain true, which is particularly important in landscape photography where natural elements should not appear warped.
The T2.9 maximum aperture allows filmmakers to shoot in lower light conditions while still maintaining good exposure levels. This is particularly beneficial for outdoor shoots during dawn or dusk, or in dimly lit interiors. Furthermore, the 7-blade iris creates a pleasing bokeh, providing a soft background that enhances the subject's focus and depth, crucial for cinematic storytelling.
Yes, the Laowa 9mm T2.9 Zero-D Cine lens is designed to be both lightweight and compact, making it ideal for handheld shooting and gimbal use. Its manageable size allows for ease of handling, which is essential when moving quickly or capturing dynamic shots, ensuring stability without adding excessive weight to your rig.
The 0.8 MOD gearing on the focus and aperture rings is a standard in the film industry, allowing for smoother and more precise adjustments. This compatibility with cine follow focus motors enables focus pullers to achieve accurate focus transitions, which is crucial for maintaining sharpness on moving subjects or during dynamic scenes.
The close focus distance of 4.72 inches allows for impressive close-up shots, enabling filmmakers to capture detailed textures and features that may be lost with other lenses. This capability is particularly useful in narrative filmmaking, where close-ups can convey emotion and enhance storytelling through visual detail.
The included hard-shell Pelican case with custom foam provides robust protection for the lens during transport and storage. This is especially important for professional filmmakers who travel frequently or work in various environments, ensuring that the lens remains safe from physical damage, moisture, and dust, ultimately prolonging its lifespan.

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