Make sure this fitsby entering your model number. Ultra wide-angle 14mm lens with an approximately 90° angle of view using an APS-C camera, for dramatic effects Lens has a minimum focusing distance of 0.9' (28 cm) for enhanced close-up shots. Lens includes a built-in petal-type lens hood Maximum Diameter: 3.4”(87mm). Aperture Range: F2.8 to F22 Focal Length: 14mm. Mounts : Canon: FE14M-C, Nikon AE: FE14AF-N. Pentax K: FE14M-P. Sony α: FE14M-S, Fuji X: FE14M-FX, Samsung NX: FE14M-NX, Sony E: FE14M-E, Four Thirds: FE14M-O, Micro 4/3: FE14M-MFT, Canon AE : AE14M-C
When I purchased this lens I was searching for a new wide angle for my Canon 6D. There were a lot of options including the Canon 16-35mm lens that is much more expensive than this lens. After coming across this I watched some review videos and comparison posts about the sharpness and was surprised to see this lens blew multi thousand dollar lenses out of the water! I had to see if this was true and ordered one for my self. This lens is truly amazing. I took it on a trip to Utah for landscape photography and it blew me away. Set it to F/8-F/11 and set the focus to infinity and enjoy your corner to corner sharp images with very accurate colors. Yes manually focusing can be slightly cumbersome compared to autofocus but for a landscape lens its really not a big deal whatsoever. Everything beyond a couple feet is going to be tack sharp so dont even worry about it. If youre concerned about the sharpness there are lens profile corrections available for Lightroom that will fix the issue. If youre on the fence and want a wide angle for your full frame camera this is the way to go!
Tyler c
5
Awesome lens! I use it for landscape and starscape photography and get fantastic results with my little Cannon T5i. This thing offers great bang for your buck.
Eric Diebold
5
The Rokinon FE14M-S 14mm scared me at first, given the fact that it’s manual-focus only but I packed it for a trip to Paris nonetheless - and I’m incredibly pleased with the results. Whether crammed into various royal rooms at the Palace of Versailles or standing outside the Louvre this lens captured the trip in stunning detail. It really shined in low lit, tight quarters surrounded by hordes of tourists. The walls and ceilings of the Palace were covered in intricate gold patterns, delicate etchings, Gods and rotund cherubs, all of which were captured with the monstrously wide 14mm lens of the Rokinon. This lens pairs nicely with the Sony A99II, given its focus highlighting functionality which makes grabbing sharp pics a snap.
KRob78
5
I love this lens! I bought the lens to supplement my UWA lens corral, having an 11-16mm for my Canon 7D and a 17-40L for my Canon 5D MkIII. My 17-40L works well for the Real Estate work I do but just not quite wide enough! 16mm is the sweet spot for me with Real Estate Photography. The 11-16mm f/2.8 Tokina wont work properly on my 5D MkIII, so I picked up one of these, liking the reviews and the price! The lens worked better than I expected! The colors was fantastic, the sharpness was amazing! Adjusting to shooting with a 100% manual lens was easy, they all used to be that way! I just focused using live view and it worked fine. Outdoor landscapes have a very special feel to them with this lens, especially when combined with a good ND Filter. The real estate shoot that I used it for indeed, also had an exceptional feel. The compliments I received on this Real Estate Shoot were some of the best Ive ever received. That being said, I had issues with it. The Vertical distortion was just too much for me to resolve. Instead of the normal horizontal "mustache" distortion I was expecting, the images had a heavy vertical distortion on either side of the frame. I applied corrections in LR5 and with DXO but could not completely eliminate it. Too me it stood out like a sore thumb but after working them as much as I could, I had no choice but to submit them, as I couldnt get back to the site for another shoot, it was a once in, last chance in, type of arrangement. The images were fantastic in many respects but the curved side walls were unacceptable to me. Nevertheless, I submitted them. The compliments from the client were glowing!! In fact it led to a couple more shoots for them on some other properties. By then, I had already sent the lens back, deciding the amount of work needed to correct the images was way too much time to make it worthwhile for Real Estate imagery. And despite the glowing reviews, some of the best ever, I stand by my premise, it was way to much work in post, for the type of shoots I was using it for. Way to much... Needless to say, I ordered another one because despite not really being able to use it for Real Estate Images, the rest of options for me to use it are fantastic, I missed it and just wanted this lens to live in my bag for the landscape and other work I enjoy doing. As I mentioned before, coupled with a very good ND filter, this lens is fantastic for landscapes and gives the images a very special feel with an exceptional color rendition! It also resolves sharpness in at an exceptional level! Im looking into adding an after market chip to add to it for AF and/or Aperture... Bottom line, if youve not shot Ultra Wide before on a full frame, it may take a little getting used too, with this lens you have to do a little work, photographer work, like "back in the day" but the results are worth it! Just dont buy it for Real Estate interiors! Youll love it!
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