Rokinon

Rokinon SP14MAE-N 14mm F/2.4 Ultra Wide Lens Nikon

Name: Rokinon SP14MAE-N 14mm F/2.4 Ultra Wide Lens Nikon
Brand: Rokinon
SKU: SP14MAE-N

F/2.4f/22

Capture Stunning Ultra-Wide Angle Shots with Rokinon SP 14mm Lens The Rokinon SP14MAE-N is a high-performance 14mm ultra-wide-angle lens designed for Nikon DSLR cameras. Its advanced optical design delivers exceptional image quality with low distortion and aberrations. Featuring a built-in AE chi...

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Overview

Capture Stunning Ultra-Wide Angle Shots with Rokinon SP 14mm Lens

The Rokinon SP14MAE-N is a high-performance 14mm ultra-wide-angle lens designed for Nikon DSLR cameras. Its advanced optical design delivers exceptional image quality with low distortion and aberrations. Featuring a built-in AE chip, this lens provides seamless integration with your camera, allowing for precise manual control of focus and aperture.

Focal Length: 14mm
Aperture: F/2.4
Lens Type: Ultra Wide Angle
Compatibility: Nikon DSLR
Optical Design: 18 elements in 14 groups
Special Elements: HRI, Aspherical, ED, Hybrid Aspherical

Key Features

Aperture range: f/2.4 - f/22

Angle of view of 114.12 Degree with minimum focus distance of 11.02" (28 cm)

Magnification of 0.08x with 9 diaphragm blades

Constructed with 18 elements in 14 groups

Includes Lens Caps, Lens pouch, Instruction manual

Specifications

Aperture Range

f/2.4 - f/22

Angle of View

114.12 Degrees

Minimum Focus Distance

11.02" (28 cm)

Magnification

0.08x

Diaphragm Blades

Lens Construction

18 elements in 14 groups

Lens Hood

Built-In Petal Shaped

Warranty

1 Year

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the widest aperture available on this Rokinon lens?

The widest aperture on the Rokinon SP14MAE-N 14mm Ultra Wide Lens is f/2.4, allowing for good low-light performance and shallow depth of field.

Does this lens come with a lens hood?

Yes, this lens includes a built-in petal-shaped lens hood to help reduce flare and protect the front element.

What is the closest subject distance I can focus on with this lens?

The minimum focus distance for this Rokinon 14mm lens is 11.02 inches (28 cm), enabling close-up wide-angle shots.

How many elements and groups are in the optical design of this lens?

The lens is constructed with 18 elements arranged in 14 groups, a complex design aimed at optical precision.

Is this lens suitable for capturing expansive landscapes?

Yes, with an ultra-wide 114.12-degree angle of view, this Rokinon 14mm lens is specifically designed to excel at capturing expansive landscapes and broad scenes.

Strengths & Trade-offs

👍 Pros

The wide 114.12-degree angle of view is excellent for capturing broad landscapes and architectural shots.
Aperture range of f/2.4 to f/22 provides versatility for various lighting conditions and creative depth of field control.
The lens is constructed with 18 elements in 14 groups, designed for optical clarity and image quality.
Includes a built-in petal-shaped lens hood that helps to reduce flare and ghosting in your photographs.
The minimum focus distance of 11.02 inches (28 cm) allows for close-up wide-angle perspectives.

👎 Cons

With 9 diaphragm blades, the bokeh might not be as perfectly circular or smooth as lenses with more blades, depending on aperture.
The fixed 14mm focal length means you cannot zoom, requiring physical movement to adjust framing.
The weight and size due to the 18 elements in 14 groups might be a consideration for portability during long shoots.
A maximum magnification of 0.08x indicates this lens is not designed for macro photography or extremely close-up detail.
The ultra-wide angle may introduce perspective distortion, especially with close subjects, which needs to be considered for certain types of photography.