The Laowa 8-15mm f2.8 FF lens is one the most exciting lenses to be announced by the camera in years. I mean, come on? A fisheye zoom and it's got an f2.8 aperture? This lens, which I imagined would deliver in so many different ways, left me with milk when I asked for cream. To that end, I have to say that I'm a bit disappointed.
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I don't really like fisheye lenses. I've never found much use for them and find the surreal look of the images to be of limited utility. But that doesn't mean that I won't jump at the chance to give a new one a try. [Read More] petapixel.com »
2025-07-12 17:01
Не так давно мы писали в новостях о новом зум-объективе Laowa 8-15mm F2. 8 Fisheye для полнокадровых камер, сегодня пришла новость от Venus Optics о выпуске аналогичного объектива для видео – представлен “фишай” объектив Laowa 8-15mm T2. photowebexpo.ru »
2025-06-19 12:43
Компания Venus Optics представила полнокадровый зум-объектив «рыбий глаз» Laowa 8-15 мм F2. 8. Объектив имеет только ручную фокусировку и обеспечивает постоянную диафрагму F2. 8, совместимые байонеты E, Z, L и RF. photowebexpo.ru »
2025-06-09 14:34
Image: Laowa Laowa is well known for its unique lenses, offering photographers tools that allow them to stretch their creativity. Now, the company has added another lens to its lineup, announcing the 8-15mm F2. dpreview.com »
2025-06-06 23:42
2025 seems to be the year that many photography gear manufacturers seem to be blooming and putting on the most beautiful spring display for all real photographers to enjoy. We haven't seen a zoom fisheye lens come to market since the 2011 Canon 8-15mm f4 Fisheye zoom. thephoblographer.com »
2025-06-06 17:00
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I don't really like fisheye lenses. I've never found much use for them and find the surreal look of the images to be of limited utility. But that doesn't mean that I won't jump at the chance to give a new one a try. [Read More]
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