Laowa 24mm F14 2x Macro Probe Lens for Sony FE

The Laowa 24mm F14 2x Macro Probe lens is one of the most unusual objectives on the market, capable of creating perspectives simply not possible with other existing lenses. Suited for both videographers and photographers, this fully manual lens features manual aperture and manual focus rings. Compatible with full frame sensors, Laowa Probe's image circle covers Super 35mm and smaller sensors. The first consumer macro lens in the world to focus on 2:1 macro at infinity with a 'bug eye' perspective, the wide-angle design offers increased depth of field, useful even at very close range, producing more detailed background details than classic telephoto macro lenses. Instead of the typical long focal length (60-120mm) and subject filling most of the mount, isolating it from its environment, Laowa 24mm allows for exceptional close focus on subjects reproduced at a real-size 2 cm, offering a wealth of detail and texture. At the same time, enjoy a fascinating 'Bugs Eye' wide-angle view (84.1 degree field of vision) so that both the environment and background details can be captured in your shots. You can easily create an informative and stunning macro 'Bug Eye' perspective that no other lens can match. The ability to focus very close to subjects opens up numerous shooting possibilities. The front lens body is waterproof with a ring-shaped LED light mounted on the tip of the lens, allowing the lens to be used underwater while keeping your camera out of water, perfect for pool, creek, tank, etc. shots, opening up an unprecedented array of creative possibilities. The long tubular barrel with a small lens tip allows penetration into confined spaces and minimizes environmental disruption, also enabling safe distance when photographing dangerous reptiles, and access to inaccessible areas with standard macro lens kits. This Laowa 24mm f/14 2x Macro Probe opens previously inaccessible possibilities with animals but also with product photography and videography. Get up close with subjects under, on, and between objects, in tunnels and tubes, underwater—explore creative opportunities and new perspectives.