
Rokinon
Rokinon FE75MFT-S 7.5mm F3.5 Fisheye Lens Micro Four Thirds
A compact 7.5mm fisheye lens delivering a full 180-degree field of view for Micro Four Thirds cameras.
$229.00*
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Overview
Key Features
180 degrees angle of view
9 elements in 7 groups
Aperture range F3.5-22
Minimum focusing distance of 3.5” (0.09m) for enhanced close-up shots
Approximately 1.9 inches long
Specifications
Focal Length
7.5mm
Maximum Aperture
f/3.5
Aperture Range
f/3.5–f/22
Lens Mount
Micro Four Thirds
Angle of View
180°
Optical Construction
9 Elements in 7 Groups
Minimum Focusing Distance
3.5" (0.09m)
Length
Approximately 1.9"
Color
Silver
Brand
Rokinon
Model
FE75MFT-S
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Rokinon 7.5mm fisheye lens autofocus on Micro Four Thirds cameras?
No, this is a fully manual lens. You will need to manually adjust both focus and aperture using the rings on the lens barrel, which is typical for specialty fisheye lenses at this price point.
Will this lens produce a circular or full-frame fisheye image on Micro Four Thirds?
On Micro Four Thirds sensors, this 7.5mm lens produces a full-frame fisheye image that fills the entire rectangular sensor area with a 180-degree diagonal field of view, rather than a circular image with black borders.
What is the minimum focusing distance and how close can I get to subjects?
The minimum focusing distance is just 3.5 inches (0.09m), allowing you to get extremely close to subjects for dramatic fisheye perspectives with exaggerated foreground elements.
Which cameras is this lens compatible with?
The Rokinon FE75MFT-S is designed for the Micro Four Thirds mount, making it compatible with Olympus PEN, Olympus OM-D, Panasonic Lumix G-series, and other Micro Four Thirds cameras.
Does the front element protrude, and can I use standard filters?
Fisheye lenses like this feature a curved, protruding front element that does not accept standard screw-on filters. A built-in petal-shaped lens hood helps protect the front element.