Laowa 10mm T2.9 Zero-D

The Laowa 10mm T2.9 Zero-D VV Cine is the widest rectilinear cine prime for full-frame and VistaVision sensors, delivering an expansive 130.3° diagonal field of view while maintaining minimal optical distortion. This is the practical tool when you need to capture vast spaces without fisheye distortion - ideal for architectural interiors, tight locations, gimbal work, and dynamic POV shots where clean geometry matters.

Zero-D optics preserve straight lines from edge to edge, critical for VFX integration and compositions where spatial accuracy supports the story. At just 516g, the lens sits comfortably on handheld rigs, drones, and gimbal systems without adding unnecessary weight. The T2.9 maximum aperture handles low-light environments reliably, while the 12cm close-focusing distance opens up bold foreground framing and intimate compositions at an extreme wide angle. Industry-standard 0.8 MOD cine gears integrate seamlessly with professional focus systems and whip marks.

The 77mm front filter thread accommodates standard screw-on filters, a practical convenience rarely found at this focal length. Optical construction of 15 elements in 9 groups with 14 aperture blades delivers sharp, clean imagery across the frame with minimal chromatic aberration. On set, this means one lens that works for both establishing shots and detailed spatial storytelling.

Key Features

• 130.3° diagonal field of view on full-frame and VistaVision
• Zero-D design maintains straight lines with minimal distortion
• Weighs just 516g (1.14 lbs) for gimbal and handheld versatility
• Fast T2.9 aperture for low-light performance and bokeh control
• 12cm minimum focus distance for intimate wide-angle compositions
• 77mm front filter thread for practical on-set filtration
• 0.8 MOD cine gears for professional focus system integration
• 15 elements in 9 groups with 14-blade aperture
• T2.9–T22 aperture range for dynamic depth control
• Ø46.31mm image circle covers full-frame and VistaVision sensors