
Samyang SYHD8M-E 8mm Fisheye Lens Sony E-Mount
Capture the World in a Unique PerspectiveThe Samyang 8mm F3.5 APS-C Fisheye Lens is designed to provide a dramatic, exaggerated perspective for photographers and videographers. This lens offers a 167º view on APS-C cameras and creates a unique circular image on full-frame cameras. Its hybrid asph...
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Overview
Capture the World in a Unique Perspective
The Samyang 8mm F3.5 APS-C Fisheye Lens is designed to provide a dramatic, exaggerated perspective for photographers and videographers. This lens offers a 167º view on APS-C cameras and creates a unique circular image on full-frame cameras. Its hybrid aspherical elements and multi-layer coating ensure sharp, clear images with minimal flare and ghosting.
Specifications
- Focal Length: 8mm
- Aperture: F3.5
- Camera Mount: Sony E Mount
- Format Compatibility: APS-C
- Angle of View: 167º (APS-C), Circular image on full-frame
- Minimum Focus Distance: 12" (30.48 cm)
- Elements: Hybrid aspherical elements
- Coating: Multi-layer coating
- Hood: Removable
- Color: Black
Key Features
ULTRA-WIDE 180° VIEW: Capture sweeping, dramatic scenes with the 8mm fisheye perspective, perfect for creative photography, landscapes, interiors, and immersive video footage.
HIGH-DEFINITION OPTICS: Features improved HD glass and Ultra Multi-Coating for crisp detail, vibrant colors, and reduced flare, even in challenging lighting conditions.
ASPHERICAL LENS ELEMENT: 10 optical elements in 7 groups, including one hybrid aspherical element, minimize distortion and enhance edge-to-edge sharpness for professional results.
REMOVABLE LENS HOOD: Petal-shaped hood reduces glare and protects the lens, and can be easily removed for full 180° coverage on full-frame or 35mm film cameras.
PRECISE MANUAL FOCUS CONTROL: Smooth, accurate focusing with a close minimum distance of 1 ft (0.3m), ideal for unique close-ups, architecture, and dynamic wide-angle shots.