Laowa 10mm f/2.8 Zero-D Full-Frame Lens with Ultra Wide-Angle View (Nikon Z with Auto Focus)

The Laowa 10mm f/2.8 Zero-D FF lens breaks new ground with its maximum aperture, setting a benchmark for wide non-fisheye 10mm lenses. Its f/2.8 aperture expands creative opportunities for landscape and architectural photography, especially in low-light conditions, enabling ultra-wide-angle shots previously unattainable. With a remarkable 130.4-degree angle of view, it enhances spatial perception, capturing vast landscapes with impactful drama in a single frame. This unique perspective unlocks previously inaccessible shots, enriching visual storytelling across diverse scenes, from majestic landscapes to dynamic architectural compositions.
Premium and Lightweight, with Close to Zero Distortion
The Laowa 10mm f/2.8 Zero-D FF lens defies the typical distortion associated with 10mm lenses, offering near-zero distortion across the frame. It maintains straight lines both horizontally and vertically, providing a true-to-life 10mm experience without requiring in-camera corrections. Despite its powerful specifications for full-frame cameras, this lens remains compact at just 7cm long and lightweight at 0.93 lb, ensuring portability for photographers and videographers on the move. With a minimum focusing distance of 12cm, it enables super-close shots with impressive separation between subject and background, ideal for wide-angle macro-style photography. Featuring 5 aperture blades, it creates stunning 10-point Sunstars when stopped down. The lens also boasts a 77mm filter thread, allowing direct use of screw-in filters without the need for additional holders, enhancing shooting flexibility. Engineered with exceptional optics, including 15 elements in 9 groups with aspherical and ED glass, it ensures outstanding sharpness and control over chromatic aberrations. Additionally, it's the first Laowa lens with autofocus, available for the Nikon Z mount, offering convenience for composition and creativity. Its exceptionally wide field of view excels at capturing expansive panoramas and delivers impressive night sky and galaxy images, thanks to its f/2.8 aperture.