Rf Wide Angle Lenses

[Black] Great for wide angle lenses but hard to store.

[63°] I got this lens to replace a Canon wide-angle RF zoom that had more color fringing and distortion than I felt was appropriate for an L lens. This lens is awesome! I use it with an R camera & and an EF-RF adapter. It is fast, barrel distortion is very well controlled, and color fringing is practically non-existent. So glad I picked this up!

[72 mm] I absolutely love the f1.2! It's one of the few wide angle lenses you can get amazing bokeh!

[0 to 90% RH] This is my second Ruggard rain shield. I bought this for use with my wide angle lenses. Very well made.

[Canon RF] Love this lens, I meant why wouldn't you for the price!?! It's sharp even wide open, unlike non RF lenses (EF). I don't use it for video, so can't say anything about that but images, it's a stellar lens for under $200.

[49 mm] Not vignetting in wide angle

[Autofocus] great wide angle

[0.115 lb] An excellent redesign of Tiffen's round pola which reduces the the possibility of vignetting on wide angle lenses.

[Aluminum] I do architectural work and before finding about WonderPana, I seldom used my wide angle lenses such as the Sigma 12-24. Now, they are integral part of my main lens kit. Being able to put a polarizer or a ND filter in front of the lens has changed my options dramatically. It is indeed a wonderful accessory.

[Aluminum] Got this as a gift. I personally don't like wide angle lenses because they have frequent problems with the picture and performance. However, this lens solves all of that. I currently owned other wide angle lenses(not from Sony) but this lens is the best one I'd had so far. The only flaw that I don't personally like; the focusing wheel and zoom wheel are a bit stiff and hard to use at first. But you get used to it after a while.