
Samyang 7546 16mm T2.2 MFT Video Lens
Capture Cinematic Quality with Precise Control The Samyang 16mm T2.2 VDSLR II Lens is designed for professional cinematography. With its ultra-wide angle, bright aperture, and manual focus control, this lens allows you to create stunning video footage with exceptional clarity and depth. Optimized...
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Overview
Capture Cinematic Quality with Precise Control
The Samyang 16mm T2.2 VDSLR II Lens is designed for professional cinematography. With its ultra-wide angle, bright aperture, and manual focus control, this lens allows you to create stunning video footage with exceptional clarity and depth. Optimized for Micro Four Thirds cameras.
Specifications:
- Brand: Samyang
- Focal Length: 16mm
- Aperture: T2.2
- Lens Type: Manual Focus Video Lens
- Mount: Micro Four Thirds
- Optical Design: 13 Elements in 11 Groups (ED, Aspherical, Hybrid-Aspherical)
- Coatings: UMC (Ultra Multi Coating)
Key Features
Industry Standard 0.8 pitch gearing on Focus and Iris rings
De-clicked aperture for smooth focus pulls
13 elements in 11 groups with an aspherical and a hybrid aspherical lens element
Ultra Multi Coating on lens minimizes flares and ghosting
Depth of Field markings on side of the lens
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Equipped with industry-standard 0.8 pitch gearing on both focus and iris rings, allowing for seamless integration with follow focus systems
- Features a de-clicked aperture, enabling smooth and silent iris adjustments during video recording without noticeable steps
- Includes Ultra Multi Coating on the lens, which effectively minimizes flares and ghosting for cleaner image capture
- Composed of 13 elements in 11 groups, including an aspherical and a hybrid aspherical lens element, enhancing image sharpness
- Provides Depth of Field markings on the side of the lens, assisting cinematographers with precise focus control
👎 Cons
- The T2.2 maximum aperture, while good for video, is not as fast as some prime lenses, limiting extreme low-light performance
- Designed specifically for MFT (Micro Four Thirds) mounts, which restricts its compatibility with other camera systems
- Being a prime lens, it lacks the versatility of a zoom lens, requiring users to physically move for different framing options
- The lens's physical size or weight are not specified, which could impact portability or balance on smaller MFT camera bodies
- Does not specify features like optical stabilization, which would be beneficial for handheld video shooting