Laowa 12mm f/2.8 Lite Zero-D FF (14 Blades, Manual Focus) Sony FE

Laowa 12mm f/2.8 Lite Zero-D FF (14 Blades, Manual Focus) — 12mm f/2.8 full-frame lens for Sony FE

This Laowa lens features a 12mm focal length with a maximum aperture of f/2.8. It uses a 14-blade diaphragm and operates as a manual-focus optic. The product is the Lite Zero-D FF model and mounts to Sony FE cameras, designed for full-frame (FF) format bodies.

Key features

• 12mm focal length for wide-angle imaging.
• Maximum aperture: f/2.8 for consistent exposure at wide settings.
• 14-blade diaphragm for the aperture mechanism.
• Manual focus control only; the lens does not offer autofocus.
• Sony FE mount, specified for full-frame (FF) cameras.
• Marking: Lite Zero-D FF model designation.

What the specifications tell you

The specification set in the product name highlights the optical and mechanical characteristics you can expect. For instance, the lens is a full-frame design (FF) in the Laowa Lite Zero-D series, it has a 12mm focal length and a fixed maximum aperture of f/2.8, it uses a 14-blade diaphragm, and it requires manual focus. Finally, it is built for the Sony FE mount.

Technical specifications

FAQ

Question: Is this lens compatible with Sony FE cameras?
Answer: Yes. The lens is specified for the Sony FE mount and is labelled FF for full-frame compatibility.

Question: Does this lens have autofocus?
Answer: No. The product is a manual-focus lens, so you adjust focus directly on the lens focus ring.

Question: What is the maximum aperture and how many blades does the diaphragm have?
Answer: The maximum aperture is f/2.8, and the diaphragm uses 14 blades.

Question: What does "Zero-D FF" indicate for this lens?
Answer: The product name includes "Zero-D FF" as part of the model designation. This indicates the lens is the Lite Zero-D FF model as named in the title.

Question: Can I use this lens on a camera that is not full-frame?
Answer: The lens is specified as FF (full-frame) and uses the Sony FE mount. Please verify mount compatibility with your camera body before use.