Samyang 16mm f/2.0 ED AS UMC CS Lens Canon

The Samyang 16mm f/2.0 ED AS UMC CS Lens Canon is a wide angle lens with a minimum focus distance of 0.2m, this lens incorporates a large aperture of f/2.0 and works fine under many lighting situations such as in low light factors. If you can´t stand back enough to cram all people within the frame such as within a team shot or possibly a huge building simply just hook up this lens to fit more in to the frame.

Compatible with Canon DSLRs using APS-C format cameras, this lens is ideal for architecture, landscapes, interior pictures, panoramic views and for taking pictures of monuments, largely as a result of the 83.1° angle of view.

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Product features:

• The UMC lens coatings will enable even light transmission and reduces ghosting and flare.
• Wide angle focal length identical to 24mm in the 35mm format.
• Fast f/2.0 maximum aperture for reliable low light shooting and shallow depth of field
• Aspherical and extra-low dispersion lens elements prevent aberrations.

Created and formulated using top quality materials, this type of lens is going to overstate the depth of field and may make objects in the background appear further away from the foreground when compared with how they actually look and offers the capacity to exaggerate curves and lines.

The structure of the optics of the Samyang lens is 13 elements organized within 11 groups which includes a low dispersion ED element, an aspheric optical element in order to supply highest possible quality and contrast to images. It additionally features a hybrid aspherical glass element, this helps ensure of optimum light transmission and provides exact colour reproduction. As with the majority of modern Samyang lenses it has been sprayed using a layer of multilayer anti-reflective coating.

The Samyang 16mm f/2.0 ED AS UMC CS Lens Canon comes with an 8 blade diaphragm which offers a fine blurry background, often called the bokeh (blur) effect, at this point it´s simple to get those shots you always desired as the exaggeration of comparative dimensions allows you to make foreground objects a great deal more noticeable and intriguing any time shooting substantial backdrops.

An ordinary field of view is supplied when using lenses of a 30-35mm focal length, this can be much like what the human eye perceives, and so at 18mm it is possible to fit much more inside the frame as the field of view is virtually two times as wide, while at 12mm you can fit 50% more of the FOV in and so forth. The photographer may also use this particular effect in all sorts of inventive ways to obtain different effects.

This sort of Samyang 16mm wide angle lens gives a great depth of field so it´s possible to include a considerable amount of the image into the frame of the photograph, this is necessary for landscape photography, also this Samyang lens is less costly when compared with numerous equivalent models in the marketplace.