Description
Article no.: 27482
The Laowa 12mm T2.9 Lite Zero-D VV Cine Lens delivers an ultra-wide field of view with near-zero distortion, designed for filmmakers who need wide vistas and accurate reproduction in a compact package. It combines Laowa’s Zero-D technology with a T2.9 aperture to produce sharp, low-distortion images suitable for VistaVision and full-frame cinema cameras.
The lens is available in multiple mount options to suit different camera systems. It supports professional workflows and fits into modern production setups.
Filmmakers and cinematographers will find this lens useful in a range of shooting scenarios. For example:
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Focal Length | 12mm |
| Maximum Aperture | T2.9 |
| Angle of View | 122° (VistaVision) |
| Lens Mount Options | ARRI PL, Canon EF, Canon RF, Sony E |
| Distortion | Minimal (Zero-D Technology) |
| Cine Gears | Industry-standard 0.8 MOD |
| Weight | Approximately 610g |
| Format Coverage | VistaVision and Full-Frame Cinema Cameras |
Question: Which camera mounts are available for this Laowa 12mm T2.9 Lite lens?
Answer: The lens is offered in ARRI PL, Canon EF, Canon RF and Sony E mounts as listed in the product details.
Question: Is this lens suitable for handheld, gimbal, or drone use?
Answer: Yes. Its lightweight and compact design—approximately 610g—makes it well suited for handheld shooting, gimbals, and drone-mounted setups where lower weight improves handling and flight time.
Question: How does the Zero-D technology affect my images?
Answer: Zero-D technology reduces distortion at ultra-wide angles, preserving straight lines and architectural details so you get nearly distortion-free images even with a very wide field of view.
Question: What accessories are included with the lens?
Answer: The package includes the Laowa 12mm T2.9 Lite Zero-D VV Cine Lens, front and rear lens caps, and a lens pouch, providing essential protection and storage from the start.
Question: Will this lens cover VistaVision and full-frame cinema cameras?
Answer: Yes. The lens is specified for VistaVision and full-frame cinema camera coverage and provides a 122° angle of view in VistaVision format.