A newly released circular fish-eye lens designed for full-frame cameras has been unveiled. spotted In the wild. The Astrohori 6mm f/2.8 has not yet been listed on the manufacturer's official website, but multiple preview photos have emerged, revealing a small lens body featuring a characteristic rounded front element.
The lens appears set to support Sony E, Canon RF, Nikon Z, and L-mount cameras. Like most AstrHori lenses, it is entirely manually operated without any electronic connections for interaction between the lens and camera body. Nevertheless, due to the extensive depth of field provided by its brief focal length, focusing by hand should be quite straightforward.
The new lens will be added to AstrHori's newly launched lineup 6.5mm F2 APS-C camera circular fish-eye lens. It offers a 192-degree angle of view, combined with ultra-low dispersion and high refractive index optical components, as well as a nine-blade aperture. The current cost of this lens is $129, suggesting that the full-frame version, the 6mm f/2.8 model, will probably have an equally affordable pricing structure. Although there hasn’t been an announced launch date yet, since it appears to be completely operational, consumer versions should soon become available.
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