Users of APS-C cameras often face the dilemma of extended focal lengths due to the crop factor. This means that so-called wide-angle lenses do not deliver what the lens's nominal value promises.

Samyang addresses this issue with the Samyang 12 mm F2.0. This prime lens, specifically designed for MFT and APS-C cameras, is the ideal wide-angle reportage lens for users of mirrorless system cameras and smaller DSLR cameras. With a maximum aperture of f/2.0, this lens provides enough reserves to take handheld photos even in low light conditions. Landscape and nature photography enthusiasts will also find it appealing.

A close focusing distance of just 20 cm allows for creative design and composition possibilities. Whether it's a portrait, a situation at an event, or a sunset that needs to be captured on the sensor, this lens is up to the task.

This manually focusing 12 mm lens for Sony E-Mount features 12 lenses in 10 groups. Two of the lenses are aspherical to avoid image errors, supported by an ED lens. This effectively minimizes ghosting and any potential aberrations. This lens is known for its crisp contrasts and balanced color reproduction. The glass elements are multi-coated to ensure maximum light transmission, and nanocoatings on the outer lenses further guarantee minimal reflections.