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Zusammenfassung: Als das weltweit weiteste Weitwinkel mit einer Verzeichnung von nahezu null und der großen Anfangsöffnung f/2.8 hat Laowa im Spätsommer mit dem 12mm f/2.Ultraweitwinkelobjektiv für Vollformatkameras angekündigt. Das über Kickstarter finanzierte Objektiv...
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Veröffentlicht: 2019-01-09, Autor: Maciej , Testbericht von: lenstip.com
solid, metal casing with sensible physical dimensions, very good image quality in the frame centre, negligible longitudinal chromatic aberration, sensible correction of lateral chromatic aberration, lack of problems with spherical aberration, sensible dis
weak image quality on the edge of the frame near the maximum relative aperture, enormous vignetting, too weak performance against bright light, In my opinion the constructors of the Laowa 2.8/12 went a bit over the top. They wanted to create a small, hand
I admit, though, it is difficult to criticize unique or record-breaking lenses. Laowa tackled a really difficult challenge, untouched so far by any other producer, so it is really difficult to say whether in this category you might count on more. As long...
Superb build quality and small form factor for a 12mm, Excellent resolution at all apertures, even across the frame, Classleading control over distortion, Beautiful, crisp colors, Fast maximum aperture, Manual focus easy to achieve thanks to long throw an
Strong vignetting on full frame, Flare and ghosting poorly controlled, No weather sealing, Flimsy, difficult to use lens cap, Pricey
When weighting the pros and the cons of the Laowa 12mm F2.8, it clearly comes out as a lens worth having. Users should not be put-off by the fact that Venus Optics is a newcomer with little reputation yet: this lens is a winner. This 12mm is more expensiv...
Zusammenfassung: The Laowa Magic Shift Converter is a special adapter for the Laowa 12 mm f/2.8 Zero-D. It changes the 12mm f/2.8 ultra-wide angle for Canon or Nikon into a 17mm f/4 shift lens for Sony E-mount cameras like the A7 or A9. You thus have two lenses in one. In...
Veröffentlicht: 2018-07-02, Autor: Jim , Testbericht von: pcmag.com
Light and compact, Metal barrel, Smooth manual focus ring, Ultra-wide field of view, Available for Canon, Fujifilm, and Sony APS-C mirrorless cameras,
Limited to full-stop aperture adjustment, Heavy vignette, Not truly zero distortion, Manual focus isn't for everyone
The Venus Laowa 9mm f/2.8 Zero-D is a compact, sharp, ultra-wide lens for mirrorless cameras. It does a great job curbing barrel distortion, even if it's not truly Zero-D as advertised...
Zusammenfassung: The Venus Laowa 12mm f/2.8 Zero-D is a compact and bright wide angle with an extreme field of view and three fairly unique features: it is almost distortion-free (“Zero-Distortion”), you can use filters on it, and a shift adapter is available with which y...
Zusammenfassung: The Venus Laowa 12mm f/2.8 Zero-D is a compact and bright wide angle with an extreme field of view and three fairly unique features: it is almost distortion-free (“Zero-Distortion”), you can use filters on it, and a shift adapter is available with which y...
Zusammenfassung: Specifications Performance ComparedUsage RecommendationsVenus Optics Laowa 12mm f/2.8 (21.7 oz./615g, about $949 ) bigger. It comes in mounts for Canon, for Nikon, for Sony mirrorless, for Sony DSLR and for Pentax. I 'd get it at Adorama or at B&H. T...
It is small. It is light. It is extremely wide. It has a high quality construction and an overall impressive image quality. It has a reasonable price. And, who doesn't love a few world records?The Venus Optics Laowa 12mm f/2.8 Zero-D Lens is the current w...
