Laowa 17mm f/4 Zero-D Tilt-Shift Hasselblad XCD
This makes the lens ideal for architectural, interior, and landscape photography. Tilting and shifting are photographic functions used to precisely control focus and perspective:
Tilt
Changes the plane of focus. This allows for a greater depth of field (for example in landscape photography) or creative effects such as selective focus and miniature effects.
Shift
Moves the lens parallel to the sensor plane to correct converging lines (for example in architectural photography) or to create panoramic images.
Both functions can also be combined for technical corrections and/or artistic effects. The lens features two independent rotation functions. The lens mount allows 360° rotation of the camera, with click stops every 15° and locking in any position. The tripod collar allows stepless 360° rotation of the lens, which also locks in any position.
The compact and powerful Laowa 17mm f/4 Zero-D Tilt-Shift lens, with its interesting wide-angle perspective, delivers exceptional image quality and precision, making it the ideal choice for professionals and photography enthusiasts alike. Even at f/4, the lens offers consistent sharpness and clarity across the entire image. The optical system consists of 18 elements in 12 groups.
With a minimum focusing distance of 25 cm, the lens is ideal for a wide range of applications, and thanks to the 86 mm filter thread, filters can be screwed on directly. Focus and aperture settings are manual.