Venus Optics broadcasts two ultra-wide Macro Probe Zoom lenses

Venus Optics has introduced two new variations of its distinctive macro probe zoom lenses: the Laowa 15–24mm T8 and Laowa 15–35mm T12.

The 15–35mm T12 is now the widest macro probe zoom lens out there, providing an unusually broad focal vary whereas conserving the signature ultra-wide 15mm start line.

These distinctive lenses are designed to seize excessive close-ups with a wide-angle perspective, producing photos and video that normal macro lenses can’t obtain.

Their tubular design, waterproof building, and modular system permit photographers to alter capturing angles with direct-view, 35°, 90°, or periscope modules.

The 15–24mm T8 focuses on maximizing gentle seize, whereas the 15–35mm T12 prioritises zoom flexibility. Both lenses have a minimal working distance of simply 5 mm and have nine-bladed apertures, 90° focus rotation, and a entrance diameter of 32 mm.

They additionally incorporate 37 parts organized in 26 teams, making them among the many most advanced macro optics in the marketplace.

Although the lenses are primarily focused at videographers, they may also be used for nonetheless images.

They are handbook focus solely however appropriate with Canon EF, Canon RF, Nikon Z, Sony E, and Leica L mounts, and may be paired with a 0.7× focal reducer for APS-C or Super35 sensors.

The Laowa 15-24mm T8 and 15-35mm T12 Macro Probe Zoom lenses can be found now, beginning at $3,499 USD ($5,000 AUD), as much as a whopping $21,999 USD relying in your selection of module. 

You can discover out extra in regards to the new merchandise on Laowa’s website.