On September 30, 2022, the 7Artisans 4mm F2.8 circular fisheye lens was announced.
Key features include:
- Designed for cropped mirrorless cameras
- Circular fisheye lens with 225 degree field of view
- Mounts supported Sony E, Fujifilm x, Canon EF-M and Micro 4/3
- Manual focus and manual iris control only
- Focal Length: 4mm
- Aperture: F/2.8-F/16,
- MDF: 0.085 meters
- Optical design: 10 elements in 8 groups (scheme)
- Number of aperture blades: 7 pieces
- Weight: about 200 grams (depends on mount)
- Price: about $150. Can be found on Aliexpress Authorized Dealer 7Artisans.
Appearance
All 7Artisans lenses:
Autofocus for APS-C:
- 7Artisans 25 mm F/1.8 AF [E, Z, X, APS-C]
- 7Artisans 27 mm F/2.8 AF (announcement) [E, Z, X, APS-C]
- 7Artisans 27 mm F/2.8 AF II (announced) [E, Z, X, APS-C]
- 7Artisans 35 mm F/1.4 AF [E, Z, X, APS-C]
- 7Artisans 50mm F/1.4 AF [E, Z, X, APS-C]
Autofocus for Full Frame:
- 7Artisans 24 mm F/1.8 AF STM [E/FE, Z, L, FUll FRAME]
- 7Artisans 35 mm F/1.8 AF STM [E/FE, Z, L, FUll FRAME]
- 7Artisans 35 mm F/2.8 AF STM [E/FE, Z, L, FUll FRAME]
- 7Artisans 40 mm F/2.8 AF STM [E/FE, Z, L, FUll FRAME]
- 7Artisans 50 mm F/1.8 AF STM (announcement) [E/FE, Z, L, FUll FRAME]
- 7Artisans 85 mm F/1.8 AF STM FE (announcement) [E/FE, Z, L, FUll FRAME]
Manual, for mirrorless cameras with APS-C or Micro 4/3 sensor:
- 7Artisans 4 mm F/2.8 (announcement) [EF-M, E, X, M4 / 3]
- 7Artisans 7.5 mm F/2.8 Fish-Eye (overview) [EF-M, E, X, M4 / 3, versions 2017 и 2019]
- 7Artisans 7.5 mm F / 2.8 Fish-Eye II (announcement) [EF-M, E, X, Z, M4 / 3]
- 7Artisans 12 mm F/2.8 (overview) [EF-M, E, X, M4 / 3]
- 7Artisans 12 mm F / 2.8 II (announcement) [EF-M, RF, E, X, Z, M4/3]
- 7Artisans 18 mm F/6.3 (announcement) [EF-M, E, X, M4 / 3]
- 7Artisans 18 mm F/6.3 NEW (announcement) [E, X, Z]
- 7Artisans 18 mm F/5.6 NEW (announcement) [E, X, Z]
- 7Artisans 24 mm 1:1.4 (announcement) [EF-M, RF, E, X, Z, M4/3]
- 7Artisans 25 mm F/1.8 (overview) [EF-M, E, X, M4 / 3, black / silver]
- 7Artisans 25 mm F/0.95 (overview) [EF-M, Z, E, X, M4 / 3, RF, L]
- 7Artisans 35 mm F/0.95 (overview) [EF-M, Z, E, X, RF, M4 / 3]
- 7Artisans 35 mm F/1.2 (overview) [EF-M, E, X, M4 / 3, black / silver]
- 7Artisans 35 mm F/1.2 II (overview) [Z, EF-M, E, X, M4 / 3, other optical design]
- 7Artisans 35 mm F/1.4 (overview) [Z, EF-M, E, X, RF, M4/3, black/silver]
- 7Artisans 50 mm F/1.8 (overview) [EF-M, E, X, M4 / 3, versions with 10 and 12 petals]
- 7Artisans 50 mm F/0.95 (overview) [EF-M, Z, E, X, RF, M4 / 3]
- 7Artisans 50 mm F / 1.4 Tilt-Shift (announcement) [E, X, M4/3]
- 7Artisans 55 mm F/1.4 (overview) [EF-M, E, X, M4 / 3, Leica L, black/silver]
- 7Artisans 55 mm F / 1.4 II (announcement) [EF-M, E, X, Z, M4 / 3]
- 7Artisans 60 mm F/2.8 Macro (overview) [EF-M, Z, E, X, RF, M4 / 3]
- 7Artisans 60 mm F / 2.8 Macro II (overview) [EF-M, Z, E, X, RF, L, M4/3]
For mirrorless full frame cameras (Full Frame):
- 7Artisans 9 mm F5.6 (overview) [RF, Z, E, L]
- 7Artisans 9 mm F5.6 Rear Filter [RF, Z, E, L]
- 7Artisans 10 mm F / 2.8 Fisheye ED [RF, Z, E, L]
- 7Artisans 10 mm F/2.8 II Fisheye [RF, Z, E, L]
- 7Artisans 12 mm F/5.6 [RF, Z, E, L]
- 7Artisans 15 mm F/4 ASPH [RF, Z, E, L]
- 7Artisans 28 mm F/1.4 (overview) [Leica M only, two versions]
- 7Artisans 28 mm F / 5.6 wen [Leica M only]
- 7Artisans 35 mm F / 1.4 [IS]
- 7Artisans 35 mm F / 1.4 wen [Leica M only, different optical design]
- 7Artisans 35 mm F/1.4 III [RF, Z, E, L]
- 7Artisans 35 mm F/2 (overview) [E, X, black / silver]
- 7Artisans 35 mm F/2 (overview) [Leica M only, different body design]
- 7Artisans 35 mm F/2 MARK II (announcement) [Leica M only, black/silver, different body design]
- 7Artisans 35 mm F/5.6wen (overview) [Leica M + E, Z, L, RF, black, black & gold, silver & black, silver & gold]
- 7Artisans 50 mm F/1.05 APO (overview) [RF, Z, E, L]
- 7Artisans 50 mm F/1.1 (overview) [Leica M only, black / silver + 'Limited Gold'+'RED DRAGON SPECIAL EDITION']
- 7Artisans 60 mm F/2.8 Macro 2x (ali) [RF, E, Z]
- 7Artisans 75 mm F/1.25 [Leica M only]
For SLR cameras with APS-C sensor:
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7Artisans 7.5mm 1:3.5 FISH-EYE (announcement) [only for EF/EFS]
Cinema lenses [E, L, Z, RF, X, M4/3]:
- APS-C: 12mm T2.9, 25mm T1.05, 35mm T1.05, 50mm T1.05
- S35: 24-96mm T2.9 (EF/PL)
- Full Frame: 14mm T2.9, 35mm T2, 50mm T2, 85mm T2
Drone Lenses:
- APS-C: 7Artisans 25 mm F / 5.6 (ali) [E, for drones]
- Full frame: 7Artisans 35 mm F / 5.6 (ali) [FE/E, for drones]
These lenses are the easiest to find on Aliexpress from the official dealer 7Artisans.
Materials on the topic
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- Cropped mirrorless systems... Discussion, choice, recommendations.
- Cropped mirrorless systems that have stopped or are no longer developing
- Digital SLR systems that have stopped or are no longer developing
- JVI or EVI (an important article that answers the question 'DSLR or mirrorless')
- About mirrorless batteries
- Simple and clear medium format
- High-speed solutions from Chinese brands
- All fastest autofocus zoom lenses
- All fastest AF prime lenses
- Mirrored full frame on mirrorless medium format
- Autofocus Speed Boosters
- One lens to rule the world
- The impact of smartphones on the photography market
- What's next (smartphone supremacy)?
- All announcements and novelties of lenses and cameras
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Material prepared Arkady Shapoval.
If there were DSLR mounts on the list, it would be an ideal offer for an even larger circle of photographers.
If camera manufacturers decide to drop support for DSLRs, it would be very nice for alternative manufacturers to release lenses for many systems.
DSLRs are dead, it is unprofitable to produce separate optical circuits for them. Forget about them already and switch to mirrorless ones.
I support it, especially since it’s more difficult for DSLRs to release optics like on a bzk. Yes, and in manual mode, focusing on sharpness is much more convenient
If mirrorless cameras with autofocus at the level of at least amateur DSLRs were as affordable as the same amateur DSLRs from 2009-2011, then yes, no doubt, this would be a good solution.
Are they unavailable? A6000, M3/M6, a bunch of different micros?
Yes, and to focus on a very small percentage of those who live not even yesterday - the day before yesterday, the manufacturers are definitely out of their hands. The vast majority of users in the world will simply go to the store and buy the current model.
If someone has enough money only for a used mirror from 2011, he will not buy new lenses and there is no point in releasing them
Hi all. I did not find where to write. I have a nex f3 with a whale lens on my hands. I feel that this setup limits me or something. There are thoughts to buy a fast lens or better to change the camera. And indeed, the camera was bought for 5k, for which you can change my setup so that it is not 6 times more expensive, but at least 3. Thank you!
First, it's better to write something like this here:https://radojuva.com/faq/ Secondly, specify what exactly you do not like in your setup. Often, people with such questions tend to change the awl for soap, if there is no clear idea of what is required.
Hello! Thanks for the answer. After reading your question, I could not answer it. Indeed, I may be in a hurry. I will not change anything, except thinking. I was not happy with the fact that I had to increase the shutter speed / ISO constantly. I will buy a fast lens and will continue to use it, but analyzing it more strongly.
Please, good health. I think you made the right decision. Keep in mind that with a fast lens, you still have to hide a little sometimes.
Mirrors are not dead, it’s just marketing so that the conveyor doesn’t stop, and a smart person won’t give up a mirror completely. You can buy one mirrorless camera for a change. playing around has its advantages...
In 2024 this sounds naive.