Samyang MF 14mm f/2.8 MK2 Canon M

New aperture, new design and weather protection
The aperture built into this 2nd generation lens has 9 rounded blades instead of the previous 6. This makes it easier to create round highlights in the bokeh. Sun stars, which are created when the aperture is slightly open and a light source is in focus, have 18 instead of 12 rays.
The exterior of the lens has also been redesigned. The controls are easy to grip and their shape makes them dirt-repellent. Now this lens also has a weather protection on the bayonet, which protects the interior from moisture and raindrops. This does not make it waterproof, but it can also be used safely when it rains or drifts in snow.

Unique perspectives
With an impressive image angle of 89.9 ° at APS-C , this lens enables landscape shots as naturally as indoor photography. Thanks to the close focus limit of 28 cm, almost no room is too small for good photos. The compact 14mm Samyang wide-angle lens creates unique images. The Samyang lens is suitable for the entire spectrum of wide-angle photography, but especially for astro and landscape photography as well as indoor shots. The pronounced impression of depth in the wide-angle shots offers space for creative photography. Thanks to the very good light intensity of F2.8, great shots are possible even in poor lighting conditions.

High resolution for excellent optical quality
The outstanding imaging performance is thanks to the complex optical system. This consists of 10 groups with 14 lenses and thus sets standards. Special mention should be made of the special lenses: 1 aspherical lens, 1 aspherical hybrid lens, 1 ED lens and 3 HR lenses. With these high-precision aspherical and highly refractive lenses, various imaging errors are minimized and a crystal-clear, crisp image is created. In particular, the excellent distortion correction has to be mentioned, as well as the excellent resolution from the center to the edge. The built-in lens hood also prevents the annoying incidence of light from the side and the associated lens reflections.