
Samyang
Samyang SYTS24-C 24mm f/3.5 Tilt-Shift Lens Canon
f/3.5
Achieve precise perspective correction and creative depth-of-field control with this affordable 24mm tilt-shift lens for Canon.
$628.14*
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Overview
Key Features
24mm focal length; maximum aperture f/3.5
Angle of view: 83.5 degrees on full frame and 59.9 degrees on APS-C
Construction: 16 elements in 11 groups with 2 aspherical lenses
Maximum tilt amount of ±8.5°, Maximum shift amount of ±12mm; 90° right and left mount rotation with click stops for each 30° step; Manual focus
Constructed for full frame cameras but can also work on APS-C; Takes 82mm Filter Size
Specifications
Focal Length
24mm
Maximum Aperture
f/3.5
Minimum Aperture
f/22
Focus Type
Manual Focus
Optical Construction
16 Elements in 11 Groups
Special Elements
2 Aspherical
Lens Mount
Canon EF
Lens Type
Tilt-Shift
Frequently Asked Questions
What camera mount is this tilt-shift lens compatible with?
This version (SYTS24-C) is designed for Canon EF mount cameras.
Does this lens support autofocus?
No, the Samyang 24mm f/3.5 Tilt-Shift is a fully manual focus lens. Both focus and tilt-shift adjustments are controlled by hand.
What types of photography is this lens best suited for?
It excels at architectural and landscape photography where you need to correct converging vertical lines or control the plane of focus, though it can also be used creatively for selective focus effects.
How many aperture blades does the optical design include?
The lens features 16 optical elements arranged in 11 groups, including 2 aspherical elements. The aperture range runs from f/3.5 to f/22.
Can this lens both tilt and shift independently?
Yes, the lens provides independent tilt and shift movements, allowing you to correct perspective distortion with shift and manipulate the focal plane with tilt.