Laowa Probe Zoom 4-lens Bundle 15–24mm T8 Lens (Direct, Periscope, 35° Degree, 90° Degree) Arri PL

Laowa Probe Zoom 4-lens Bundle 15–24mm T8 — Four Viewing Orientations with Arri PL Mount

This Laowa Probe Zoom 4-lens Bundle contains a 15–24mm T8 probe zoom lens offered in four distinct front-end orientations. The package uses an Arri PL mount. You receive four lens variants that differ by how the probe’s front element is oriented, allowing you to choose the optical direction that fits your shot.

Included lens variants

• Direct (straight) orientation
• Periscope orientation
• 35° orientation
• 90° orientation

What this bundle gives you

First, the bundle delivers the Laowa Probe Zoom in a 15–24mm focal range with a T8 aperture rating. Second, it provides four front-end orientations—Direct, Periscope, 35° and 90°—as separate lens options in the bundle. Finally, the lenses use an Arri PL mount, which determines camera compatibility.

Compatibility and mounting

The lenses in this bundle are supplied with an Arri PL mount. Therefore, they are designed for systems and cameras that accept PL-mounted lenses. Please confirm mount compatibility with your camera or adapter prior to purchase.

Key specifications

Smart FAQ

question: What exactly is included in the Laowa Probe Zoom 4-lens Bundle?
Answer: The bundle includes the Laowa Probe Zoom 15–24mm T8 lens in four orientations: Direct, Periscope, 35° and 90°, all supplied with an Arri PL mount.

question: What focal range and aperture does the lens offer?
Answer: The lens covers a 15–24mm focal range and is specified at T8 aperture.

question: Which mount does this bundle use and what does that mean for my camera?
Answer: The bundle uses an Arri PL mount. This means the lenses fit cameras and systems that accept PL-mounted lenses; please verify your camera’s mount compatibility before ordering.

question: Why are there four different orientations in the bundle?
Answer: The four orientations—Direct, Periscope, 35° and 90°—provide different probe front-end directions so you can select the orientation that suits your shot composition and shooting requirements.