Description
Article no.: 26888
The Laowa 65mm f/2.8 2X Ultra Macro Lens (EOS‑M) delivers true 2:1 magnification for extreme close-up work on APS‑C mirrorless systems. Designed for photographers who need to capture fine detail, this lens brings small subjects to life and supports handheld shooting thanks to its compact, lightweight design.
This lens targets macro photographers working with APS‑C mirrorless cameras. It reaches a 2:1 magnification ratio, allowing you to photograph subjects at twice life size. As a result, you can record intricate textures and tiny features on insects, flowers, jewelry and other small objects with high clarity.
The Laowa 65mm features an advanced optical design that reduces chromatic aberration and improves resolution. The construction includes multiple specialized elements and a multi‑blade diaphragm to help render smooth background blur and accurate colors.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Mount | EOS‑M |
| Format | APS‑C mirrorless |
| Focal length | 65mm |
| Maximum aperture | f/2.8 |
| Maximum magnification | 2:1 (2X) |
| Optical design | 14 elements in 10 groups |
| ED elements | 3 extra‑low dispersion (ED) elements |
| Diaphragm | 9‑blade diaphragm |
| Minimum focus distance | 17 cm |
| Focus and aperture | Manual focus and manual aperture control |
| Construction | Robust metal construction |
Use this Laowa 65mm when you need to photograph very small subjects with high resolution. It fits photographers who shoot insects, flowers, jewelry or other tiny objects and who prefer precise manual control. Furthermore, its compact size suits handheld macro workflows and travel photography where portability matters.
Question: Is this lens compatible with Canon EOS M cameras?
Answer: Yes. This listing is for the EOS‑M mount version of the Laowa 65mm f/2.8 2X Ultra Macro Lens, designed for APS‑C mirrorless systems.
Question: Does the lens offer autofocus?
Answer: No. The Laowa 65mm uses manual focus and manual aperture control, which allows precise adjustments needed for critical macro work.
Question: How close can I focus and what magnification can I achieve?
Answer: The lens has a minimum focus distance of 17 cm and delivers up to 2:1 magnification, enabling you to capture very small subjects at twice life size.
Question: Will this lens handle chromatic aberration and deliver good background blur?
Answer: The lens uses three ED elements within a 14‑element, 10‑group design to reduce chromatic aberrations and a 9‑blade diaphragm to produce smooth background blur and pleasing subject isolation.