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This is the fisheye lens I've been waiting for! Full frame, full autofocus, full metal, full weather sealing, fast aperture and CLOSE focus for just US$449

Forget the porthole look –this diagonal fisheye lens has an ultra-wide 185° field of view and a fast f/2.5 aperture

This is the fisheye lens I've been waiting for! Full frame, full autofocus, full metal, full weather sealing, fast aperture and CLOSE focus for just US$449

7Artisans has unveiled a new fisheye lens called the AF 10mm f/2.5 Max, which offers a range of impressive features. At an ultra-wide 185° field of view, it boasts a fast aperture and the ability for close focusing at just 0.15m. Compatible with Sony E, Nikon Z and L-Mount mount cameras, the lens provides full-frame coverage, enabling a true corner-to-corner image.

The lens' wide-angle perspective is particularly suitable for unique spatial expressions in landscapes, portraiture, and action sports photography. While it delivers a distinct fisheye effect, users can utilize the official lens correction profile to transform it into a conventional wide-angle lens for more typical architectural, astro, and landscape photography.

With its all-metal construction, weather sealing, and anti-smudge coating, the AF 10mm f/2.5 Max is built to withstand various conditions. The lens also includes a bulbous design, an anti-smudge coating, a dedicated aperture ring, and USB-C port for easy firmware updates.

Weighing just 504g and measuring 94mm in length, the lens is compact yet capable of delivering impressive results, boasting optical formula with 11 all-glass elements in 8 groups and capable of resolving 60MP. However, users should be aware of compatibility issues with certain camera models.

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