Laowa, the originator of the 24mm f/14 Probe, Periprobe, and 24mm T8 Pro2be, is set to launch a groundbreaking Zoom Probe Lens in Q2 of 2025.
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Laowa Sets the Stage for a Zoom Probe Lens with a Ultra-Wide 15mm Perspective, Broader Focal Range, and Dynamic Angles
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I was planning on getting the Pergear clone this spring, the Laowa v2 is only available as a Cine model, with matching pricing 
This will likely be a €3000+ set, which is a bit much for inspecting the mini pond in my garden. But I applaud Laowa for continuing to push this niche.
This will likely be a €3000+ set, which is a bit much for inspecting the mini pond in my garden. But I applaud Laowa for continuing to push this niche.
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I was planning on getting the Pergear clone this spring, the Laowa v2 is only available as a Cine model, with matching pricing
This will likely be a €3000+ set, which is a bit much for inspecting the mini pond in my garden. But I applaud Laowa for continuing to push this niche.
I have always wanted to try one out, I'm just not paying for one!
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I rented the Laowa v1 probe+periprobe a few years ago, the water where I wanted to use it turned out to be waaaay too murky. So I have experience using it, but zero pictures good enough to keep.
Later, I came across another neat segment to use this lens in: LEGO!
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With some clear to reasonably clear bits of water near me and lots of LEGO in the house, a probe lens would actually get used enough to buy one. But not for Cine prices
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I rented the Laowa v1 probe+periprobe a few years ago, the water where I wanted to use it turned out to be waaaay too murky. So I have experience using it, but zero pictures good enough to keep.
Later, I came across another neat segment to use this lens in: LEGO!
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Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.
With some clear to reasonably clear bits of water near me and lots of LEGO in the house, a probe lens would actually get used enough to buy one. But not for Cine prices
Haha that's great. I do love Lego.
I need the light kit for the GT. Lego GAS is just as bad as camera/lens. I have the Land Rover Defender waiting (Thank you wife). If only Star Trek......
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I've seen it used underwater in a Blue Water/David Attenborough episode on clown fish which was spectactular. Probably <10m depth so a custom housing/port to support it was needed. I recognised it in the last ep "how did they do it/behind the scenes". Was very cool cinematography but didn't realise the pricing!
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