Laowa 12-24mm APS-C f/5.6 Zoom Shift CF (EOS-M)

The Laowa 12-24mm APS-C f/5.6 Zoom Shift CF - EOS-M is a wide angle zoom lens from Laowa with an f/5.6 aperture and a 77mm filter size for the Canon EF-M mount. It weighs 575g and is suited to landscape use.

Technical Details

Laowa 12-24mm APS-C f/5.6 Zoom Shift CF - EOS-M The Canon EF-M-mount Laowa 12-24mm f/5.6 Zoom Shift CF Lens is a trailblaser, boasting both shifting and ultrawide zoom capabilities - a first in the lens world.

This zoom lens, with its precise perspective control and minimal distortion, is the ideal tool for architectural and interior photography. Its expansive 102.5-63.9° angle of view and +/- 7mm shift range allow for the straightening of converging lines, a feature that proves invaluable when photographing towering structures.

The lens also offers a minimum focusing distance of 5.9", enabling sharp manual focusing when working up-close with subjects. The optical construction, comprising a nine-bladed diaphragm and 15 lens elements in 11 groups, ensures outstanding image quality and a complementary bokeh.

Key Features

• Shifting and ultrawide zoom capabilities
• Expansive 102.5-63.9° angle of view
• +/- 7mm shift range
• Minimum focusing distance of 15cm
• Nine-bladed diaphragm and 15 lens elements in 11 groups

Make precise adjustments, create straight vertical lines, and drastically reduce distortion with the +/- 7mm shift range provided by the Laowa 12-24mm f/5.6.

The ability to shift throughout the entire zoom range gives you excellent control and ensures more true-to-life images. Having these adjustment capabilities at your fingertips opens up a plethora of framing options without needing to reposition your camera. Three extra-low dispersion glass elements and two aspherical elements promise greater contrast and image quality.

Laowa's Frog Eye Coating is applied to the front lens element, protecting it from dust and splashes of water. The nine-bladed diaphragm contributes a pleasant bokeh effect in your images. 15 lens elements in 11 groups.