E mount wide angle lenses in comparison

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World s Widest f 2.8 Lens with close-to-zero distortion.The LAOWA 12mm f 2.8 ZERO-D is currently the fastest full-frame, non-fisheye 12mm lens in the market. Astro photographers will truly appreciate our efforts to create a fast, well corrected lens. The ultra fast aperture can effectively shorten the exposure time required and help to achieve more details of the night sky.

16mm Wide Angle Lens This lens is suitable for Sony ZV-1F with 40.5mm built-in Screw thread and provides a 105 degree field of view, converting to ultra wide 16mm from the original focal length of 20mm (35mm equivalent).

BEAUTIFULLY SMOOTH BACKGROUNDS A circular 7-blade aperture on this Sony 11mm lens creates beautiful circular background bokeh defocus effects with a constant F1.8 aperture.

Independent Aperture Ring&Click, trning the aperture ring to quickly and visibly adjust the aperture, which is more convenient for operation.

WIDE ANGLE MASTERPIECE Featuring the VILTROX 20mm f 2.8 FE Lens, a full-frame ultra wide angle prime lens for Sony E-mount cameras.

Superior Optical Performance Experience exceptional clarity with the LensUltra 16mm Wide Angle, designed to capture an ultra-wide field of view without compromising on detail. Utilizing your phone's highest image quality main camera, this lens delivers distortion-free wide images in high-resolution, surpassing the capabilities of your built-in wide-angle camera.

Compatibility with SGimage F1.8 25mm E mount lens FS7, FS7M2, FS5, FS5M2KA3000, A00, A5100, A6000, A6100, A6300, A6400, A6500, A6600, NEX-. 3, NEX-3 . X-3N, NEX- 3R, NEX-C3, NEX-F3K, NEX-5K, NEX-5NEX-6, NEX-7, NEX-5N, NEX-5A, NEX-5T, NEX-5C, NEX-5R, NEX-7ZV-E10, ZV-E1; Full format change to APS-C A7, A7II (a7m2), A7III (a7m3) ), A7IV (a7m3). 7 m4), A. 7R, A7RII (A7RM2), A7RIII (A7RM3), A7RIV (A7RM4), A7S, A7SII (A7SM2), A7SIII (A7SM3), A7C, A9

TTArtisan APS-C 7.5 mm F2.0 fisheye shots with large aperture. Often a fisheye lens is equipped with an aperture of F 2.8. To support working in difficult lighting conditions with even more light, especially when photographing the starry sky, we have developed an even larger aperture of F2.0.

F2.8 Large Aperture Under the same ISO of the aperture, you can achieve more inlet volume to shorten the exposure time to improve the picture quality and keep the stars or aurora.

Featuring an ultra-wide 110 angle of view with 1 1 maximum magnification that allows users to focus very close to the subject, but at the same time, include the background details (where and how the subject lives) in the photo.