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Elevate Your Video Game with the Samyang 10mm T3.1 VDSLR Lens for Canon EOS

G'day there! When it comes to shooting video on DSLRs, prime lenses need to have a specific set of features, and the Samyang 10mm T3.1 VDSLR Lens for Canon EOS ticks all the boxes. This extremely wide-angle lens is designed to cover APS-C sized sensors, and it comes equipped with a de-clicked iris for smooth exposure pulls. Plus, it's got built-in industry-standard geared focus and iris rings, allowing you to easily use optional lens accessories like follow focus units or lens motors. With this lens, you'll be ready to capture fair dinkum stunning videos like a pro.

A nano coating system is used to provide the lens with increased flare protection and improve contrast. For The lens features an aluminium housing, with 14 elements in 9 groups, including two aspheric elements and one low dispersion (ED) element. Focus and iris rings are manually controlled and a non-detachable, a petal-shaped, lens hood provides protection from flare and glare without using a matte box.

Focal Length 10mm
Camera Mount Canon EF
Lens Format Super 35/APS-C
Minimum Focusing Distance 9.4" / 24 cm
Angle of View Super 35: 105.9°
Groups 9
Elements 14
Dimensions (DxL) Length: 4.2" / 105.6 mm
Weight 0.600kg
Optical Construction 14 Elements in 9 Groups
Maximum T-Stop T3.1
Minimum T-Stop T22


* Specifications subject to change by the manufacturer without notice.

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Manufacturer Warranty

This product comes with a

24 month Australian warranty

from Maxxum Pty Ltd Australia

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