7artisans MF 6mm f/2 Fisheye Lens Canon RF

Every Cue, in View

7 Artisans 220 Degree Ultra-Wide Diagonal Fisheye: Wrap the World in a New View
While conventional fisheye lenses range between 160 Degree -185 Degree , we've expanded the field of view. 220 Degree Vision - with every degree added, a new wonder unfolds. From the starry skies to the macro world, the F2 large aperture and 0.1m min. focusing distance let you capture both the dazzling night sky and the fascinating details of the macrocosm

A sleek lens offering a 220 Degree field of view.
The metal body and silver accents seamlessly combine style with performance.

220 Degree View
Beyond the limits of "sufficient," daring to explore new horizons. 185 Degree Not Enough for You? 220 Degree Unlocks Even Greater Creative Freedom.

F2 Large Aperture
With this fisheye lens, become a master of capturing the stars. The 220 Degree ultra-wide field of view offers a broader perspective, while the F2 aperture ensures ample light. Together, they let you capture a sky full of stars.

Min. Focusing Distance: 0.1m
With a 0.1m min. focusing distance and the unique optical perspective of the fisheye lens, it creates exaggerated close-up effects with striking visual tension.

Creative Photography, the Source of Motion
Subjects like people or small animals in the foreground stand out, while the background stretches and expands. Lines flow, space expands, and the posture itself creates tension.

Create a Cosmic Feel in Small Spaces
Transform indoor, street, train, and outdoor scenes into unique atmospheres through distortion.

Discover a New Perspective of Nature with the 220 Degree Fisheye
Reveal the unnoticed details in every corner of nature. Whether it's the lush forests, vast grasslands, or endless skies, this lens transforms ordinary landscapes into unique masterpieces, letting you explore the unknown wonders of nature.

Fisheye and Ultra-Wide: Post-Processing with Profile Correction
By using configuration files and post-processing corrections in Photoshop, distortion can be fixed, resulting in an even wider image than a typical ultra-wide lens.