Manual-focus lens for Canon, Sony and Nikon

7Artisans 10mm F2.8 Fisheye

10 mm, f/2.8, made for full frame, focused by hand. It mounts natively, with no adapter, on 17 of our APS-C cameras across 3 mounts; on the EOS R50 it frames like a 16 mm fisheye on full frame.

  • Manual focus
  • 10 mm · 16 mm equiv. on EOS R50
  • f/2.8 to f/22
  • 570 g (Sony E version)
  • No front thread
  • Focuses to 17 cm

On your camera

The view and the weight with the camera (battery and card included). 7Artisans gives the weight of the Sony E version only, so the other cameras' totals are not published.

The 17 cameras this lens fits
CameraEquivalent focal lengthWeight with cameraFit
Canon EOS R10016 mmNot publishedFits; you focus by hand
Canon EOS R5016 mmNot publishedFits; you focus by hand
Canon EOS R50 V16 mmNot publishedFits; you focus by hand
Canon EOS R1016 mmNot publishedFits; you focus by hand
Canon EOS R716 mmNot publishedFits; you focus by hand
Sony a600015 mm914 gFits; you focus by hand
Sony a610015 mm966 gFits; you focus by hand
Sony a640015 mm973 gFits; you focus by hand
Sony a660015 mm1,073 gFits; you focus by hand
Sony a670015 mm1,063 gFits; you focus by hand
Sony ZV-E1015 mm913 gFits; you focus by hand
Sony ZV-E10 II15 mm947 gFits; you focus by hand
Sony FX3015 mm1,216 gFits; you focus by hand
Nikon Z3015 mmNot publishedFits; you focus by hand
Nikon Z5015 mmNot publishedFits; you focus by hand
Nikon Z50II15 mmNot publishedFits; you focus by hand
Nikon Z fc15 mmNot publishedFits; you focus by hand

Before the first shot

Turn the focus ring until the subject looks sharp; focus peaking (sharp edges outlined in colour) and the magnified view in the viewfinder or on the screen make that easier. The camera cannot set the aperture, so shoot in aperture priority (A or Av) or manual exposure: the camera measures the light through the lens at the aperture you set on its ring. Check the first pictures and correct the exposure if they come out too dark or too light: Sony's guide warns that the camera may not measure the light correctly through a lens without electrical contacts.

What it frames

A fisheye: it takes in a very wide view, and straight lines that do not pass through the centre of the picture curve. 7Artisans gives its angle of view as 178° on a full-frame camera; an APS-C camera records the middle of that picture, so it takes in less. On the EOS R50 it frames like a 16 mm fisheye on full frame. It focuses down to 17 cm from the sensor.

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Facts from the makers' specification pages. 7Artisans's specifications. How we check

Questions about this lens

Does the 7Artisans 10mm F2.8 Fisheye autofocus?

No. It is a manual-focus lens: you turn its focus ring and set the aperture on its aperture ring. Canon and Sony cameras take a picture with it only once a setting is turned on: the settings are named under “Before the first shot”.

Which cameras does the 7Artisans 10mm F2.8 Fisheye fit?

17 APS-C cameras in our catalogue: EOS R100, EOS R50, EOS R50 V, EOS R10, EOS R7, a6000, a6100, a6400, a6600, a6700, ZV-E10, ZV-E10 II, FX30, Z30, Z50, Z50II, Z fc. It is made for full frame, so on these cameras it frames like a longer lens.

What filter size does it take?

No filter thread.

How big is it, and what is inside?

The Sony E version is 68 mm across and 82 mm long (the other versions' sizes are not published); 11 elements in 8 groups and 8 aperture blades, in 7Artisans's figures.