Laowa 10mm T2.9 Zero-D VV Cine Lens Sony FE
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Laowa 10mm T2.9 Zero-D VV Cine Lens Sony FE
Laowa 10mm T2.9 Zero-D VV Cine Lens – Ultra-wide 130.3° VistaVision Coverage (Sony FE / Sony E Compatible)
The Laowa 10mm T2.9 Zero-D VV Cine Lens delivers an ultra-wide field of view tailored for filmmakers who need expansive, immersive imagery. It provides a 130.3° angle of view designed for VistaVision and full-frame sensors, making it well suited for landscapes, architecture, and dynamic interiors. The lens combines a specialized optical design with cine-ready mechanical features to support professional production workflows.
Key features
- Focal Length: 10mm — An ultra-wide perspective for dramatic compositions and immersive shots.
- Maximum Aperture: T2.9 — A cine-rated aperture that supports consistent exposure control across the lens range.
- Angle of View: 130.3° (VistaVision) — Extremely wide coverage optimized for VistaVision imaging formats and large sensors.
- Lens Mounts: Available for ARRI LPL, Canon RF, L-Mount, Nikon Z, and Sony E mounts.
- Zero-D Technology: Minimal distortion and exceptional sharpness across the frame, aimed at preserving straight lines and accurate geometry.
- Accurate Color Reproduction — Optical design tuned to deliver consistent and true-to-source colors for cinematic workflows.
- Standard 0.8 MOD Cine Gears — Focus and aperture gears use standard 0.8 mod spacing for compatibility with follow focus units and lens control systems.
- Compact, Durable Metal Build — Robust construction for frequent use on professional sets.
- Compatible with 77mm Standard Filters — Accepts commonly used screw-on filters for creative control and protection.
- Suitable for VistaVision and Full-Frame Cinema Cameras — Engineered specifically to cover large-format sensors used in modern cinematography.
- Lightweight Design: Weighing approximately 516g, the lens integrates into handheld, gimbal, or drone setups without excessive added mass.
Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Focal Length | 10mm |
| Maximum Aperture | T2.9 |
| Angle of View | 130.3° (VistaVision) |
| Lens Mount | ARRI LPL, Canon RF, L-Mount, Nikon Z, Sony E |
| Cine Gears | Standard 0.8 MOD for focus and aperture |
| Filter Thread | 77mm standard filters |
| Build | Durable metal construction |
| Weight | Approximately 516g |
| Compatible Sensor Types | VistaVision and full-frame cinema cameras |
Use cases and workflow
This lens excels when you need wide, immersive visuals. Use it for expansive landscape shots, architectural interiors where preserving straight lines matters, and dynamic interior or documentary scenes that benefit from a broad field of view. Because the lens is compact and relatively light, you can integrate it into handheld rigs, gimbals, or drone setups while maintaining a cinema-style mechanical interface for focus and aperture control.
What’s in the box
- Laowa 10mm T2.9 Zero-D VV Cine Lens
- Front and Rear Lens Caps
- Lens Pouch
FAQ
Question: Is this lens available for Sony FE cameras?
Answer: The Laowa 10mm T2.9 is listed with a Sony E mount option. Please confirm the specific mount variant when ordering to ensure compatibility with your Sony system.
Question: Can I use screw-on filters with this lens?
Answer: Yes. The lens accepts 77mm standard filters, allowing you to add ND, polarizing, or protective filters directly to the front element.
Question: Is the lens suitable for large-format sensors like VistaVision and full-frame?
Answer: Yes. The optical design is engineered specifically for VistaVision and full-frame sensors, providing edge-to-edge sharpness and minimal distortion for those formats.
Question: Does the lens support cine workflows with follow focus systems?
Answer: Yes. The lens uses standard 0.8 MOD cine gears on both focus and aperture, making it compatible with common follow focus units and lens control accessories.
Question: How does the lens perform on handheld or stabilized rigs?
Answer: The lens is compact and lightweight (approximately 516g), which helps it integrate into handheld, gimbal, or drone setups while maintaining a robust metal build suitable for professional use.
