Samyang 7.5mm f/3.5 UMC Fisheye MFT

Samyang 7.5mm f/3.5 UMC Fisheye MFT

Lens Summary

Brand: Samyang

Also Known As: Samyang 7.5mm f/3.5 Fisheye

Lens Type: Prime Lens

Format: Micro Four Thirds

Focus: Manual Focus

Lens Mount: Micro Four Thirds

Release Date: 2009-09-16

MSRP Price: $299

Made in: South Korea

Production Status: In Production

Lens Description: The 7.5mm f/3.5 UMC Fisheye MFT Lens from Samyang - Black is the first model in a new series of Samyang lenses designed specifically for the Micro Four Thirds system of cameras. Compact and with superior optics it is compatible with any micro four thirds mount. Providing a 180º angle of view, this lens is ideal for shooting panoramic vistas and for stitching together sweeping full 360º views. It is perfect for exploring the creativity of wide-angle lenses by distorting and exaggerating normal perspectives and with its large depth of field, it\'s a great lens for close-up shots and fun portraits. The built-in petal shaped lens hood provides some protection for the lens but more so, assures that glare and flare stay out of your photographs. Samyang will be introducing more lenses for micro four thirds cameras, but this simple, affordable lens offers a great option for MFT users to explore their world from a fisheye perspective.


Samyang 7.5mm f/3.5 UMC Fisheye MFT Specifications

Lens Specifications
Lens TypePrime Lens
Focal Length7.5m
Mount TypeMicro Four Thirds
FormatMicro Four Thirds
Compatible Format(s)DSLR (APS-C Sensor)
Compatible with TeleconvertersNo
Image StabilizationNo
Aperture Information
Aperture RingYes
Maximim Aperturef/3.5
Minimum Aperturef/22
Maximum Angle of View (APS-C or smaller format)180°
Optical Information
Lens Elements9
Lens Groups7
Focus Information
FocusManual Focus
Built-in Focus MotorNo
Minimum Focus Distance0.09m
Distance InformationYes
Filter Information
Filter Size01/01/1900
Physical Characteristics
Weather / Dust SealingNo
Mount MaterialMetal
Dimensions60 x 48mm
Weight197g
Other Information
Available in ColorsBlack
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