The 14mm f/2.8 IF ED UMC Lens for Canon EF from Rokinon gives you approximately a 115° view with dramatic results when used with a full frame digital camera or 35mm film camera. With hybrid aspherical lenses, you will produce sharply defined images with a minimum of distortion and chromatic aberrations. This manual focus 14mm lens focuses as close as 0.9' / 28cm from the lens, and has a built-in petal-type lens hood. With some cameras, Shutter Lock must be disengaged on the camera's menu.

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Ultra wide-angle 14mm lens with an approximately 90° angle of view using an APS-C camera, for dramatic effects

Lens is constructed with two ED lens elements, one hybrid aspherical lens element and one glass aspherical lens element, for outstanding, sharply defined images

Minimal distortion and chromatic aberrations

Super multi-layer coating to reduce flares and ghost images

Lens has a minimum focusing distance of 0.9' / 28cm for enhanced close-up shots

Also conforms to APS-C (1:1.5x) size digital imaging format

Lens includes a built-in petal-type lens hood

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does it work for canon EOS 1DX?

A: Yes

Q: 2. Hi! I just purchased the Nikon D610 bundle from you all and am looking to add a lens for astrophotography/landscape. I have my eyes set on Rokinon 14mm. I just saw that they are releasing a series ll...Do you suggest I grab the older model (and save a bit) or is it worth paying more for the updated?

A: Both lenses would be good options for astrophotography usage needs. That being said, the new Rokinon 14mm f/2.8 Series II Lens for Nikon F does have some impressive improvements, such as better optical performance, a focus lock mechanism that allows you to lock the position of the focus ring (beneficial for crucial focus with astrophotography), the ability to declick the aperture ring, and weather-sealing. Overall, the newer Rokinon 14mm f/2.8 Series II Lens for Nikon F would be recommended, but if you are on a budget, the Rokinon 14mm f/2.8 IF ED UMC Lens For Nikon with AE Chip is still a good option and would be recommended.

Q: 3. what size filter?

A: Unfortunately, the Rokinon 14mm Ultra Wide-Angle f/2.8 IF ED UMC Lens For Nikon does not have a front filter thread due to the convex design of the front element.

Q: 4. Does the used lens come with lens caps?

A: Yes it does!

Q: 5. Does the Pentax version have camera body control of the apeture?Answer: Yes it does.

A: Everyone has posted a yes to this question. I agree. :-)

Q: 6. will this work with my EO5, SL1? if so what mount should I order?

A: This lens will work on your camera, however you will not get the full 14mm view with a cropped sensor, as you get with a full frame camera.

Q: 7. Can I control the aperture on this lens when using it with a Nikon F-mount adapter on a non-Nikon body? Is the aperture ring engaged by a pin?

A: You don't say what kind of adapter and body you're using, so it's hard to answer your question properly. I believe most of the Nikon to XYZ adapters have their own aperture ring selector but they are manually controlled (so you can use G lenses). I would suggest leaving your adapter wide open and use the aperture ring on the lens itself, as the detents are more accurate. If you use this lens on an actual Nikon body, the aperture can be controlled by the in-body lever, or by manually turning the aperture ring.

Q: 8. Is it purely manual lens? I have Nikon D 800 camera

A: Sort of - I have a D7100 and it works fine. You must focus manually but you get feed back from the camera to forward or back focus in the view finder until the focus light is steady. Hope this helps

Q: 9. Is this compatible with the Pentax K3? What is the difference between the IF ED UMC and the ED AS IF? (Newbie here, thank you!) Also in general, Im looking for a Lens for astrophotography for my Pentax K3, if anyone has other focal length recommendations I would love to hear them!

A: Yes, its compatible. The UMC is for multiple lens coatings for less light scattering as it enters the lens to produce a better quality image.

Q: 10. I am new to cameras and want to know if this will work with canon M6 mark II

A: It will not work out the box, you would need an EF Lens to EF-M Body adapter to use EF lenses on your M6 Mark II.