M.Zuiko Digital ED 8mm f/1.8 Fisheye PRO

Unlock creative possibilities with the M.Zuiko Digital ED 8mm f/1.8 Fisheye PRO from Olympus. This Micro Four Thirds system lens offers a 180° angle of view and a fast maximum aperture, equivalent to a 16mm focal length. It features a sophisticated optical design with a variety of aspherical, low dispersion, and high refractive index elements to control aberrations and deliver sharpness and clarity. A ZERO lens coating has been applied to improve contrast when shooting in strong lighting conditions. Plus, the Movie & Still Compatible (MSC) AF system is quick and quiet, and the lens is weather-resistant for use in inclement conditions.

• Ultra-wide fisheye lens is designed for Micro Four Thirds mirrorless cameras, covers the full area of the rectangular image sensor, and provides a 16mm equivalent focal length.
• Fisheye design renders a 180° angle of view to produce a distinct visual appeal characterized by dramatic distortion and a creative depiction of space.
• Fast f/1.8 maximum aperture benefits working in difficult and low-light conditions.
• The lens construction integrates one aspherical element, three Super ED (extra-low dispersion) elements, two extra-low dispersion elements, one Super HR (high refractive index) element, and two HR elements into its design to minimize aberrations, distortion, and colour fringing while also contributing to overall image sharpness, clarity, and colour fidelity.
• A ZERO (Zuiko Extra-low Reflection Optical) coating has been applied to individual elements to minimize lens flare and ghosting for improved contrast and colour fidelity when working in strong lighting conditions.
• Movie & Still Compatible (MSC) autofocus system benefits both photo and video applications due to its smooth, quiet, and fast performance.
• Dust, splash, and freezeproof construction ensures this lens' performance in inclement conditions and harsh environments.
• Minimum focusing distance of 4.7" pairs with a 0.4x equivalent maximum magnification for photographing close-up subjects with an exaggerated perspective.