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Laowa has just released a brand new super-wide angle zoom lens for a host of mirrorless camera mounts. Covering an APS-C sensor size, this is a manual focus lens that offers a lightweight and ...

Laowa says that compared to the original 12mm f/2.8 version, it shows significant improvement in sharpness, even at the corners. Autofocus is available on both the Sony E-mount and Nikon Z-mount ...

The Laowa 65mm f/2.8 2x Ultra-Macro APO lens is designed for use with APS-C mirrorless cameras so the latest release will only be compatible with Nikon’s Z50 camera. The only macro lens in the market ...

As for its rivals on other mounts, it’s important to note that they’re all 100-105mm optics, making them more telephoto than the Laowa. The Canon and Sigma are both 15-20% heavier, while the Nikon ...

New lenses from Laowa include the Sword Full Frame Macro Cine Series, the Ultima Broadcast Zoom for 8K, and more options added to Laowa's popular Nanomorph series. Sword Full Frame Macro Cine Series ...

Venus Optics, the Chinese maker of Laowa lenses, has teased its next lens on Weibo and its latest creation looks set to be another world-first: it's a lens that can shift and zoom.

What are these lenses for? Though the Laowa 24mm T8 2X Macro Pro2be certainly looks cool, they fit a pretty niche market. The waterproofed tube makes it possible to get underwater images without ...

The Laowa probe lens weighs a very reasonable 474 g (1.04 lb) and comes with your choice of Canon EF, Nikon F, Sony FE or cinema PL mounts for full-frame or APS-C cameras.

The Venus Optics Laowa 15mm f/2 Zero-D is an ultra-wide lens with an especially bright aperture and almost no barrel distortion.

Laowa’s weird, new macro lens is designed to not scare its tiny subjects By Gannon Burgett Published September 23, 2016 Save Lens manufacturer Venus Optics has created one of the most unusual ...

The Venus Laowa 9mm f/2.8 Zero-D is a compact, sharp, ultra-wide lens for mirrorless cameras. It does a great job curbing barrel distortion, even if it's not truly Zero-D as advertised.