Venus Optics shows off a new Laowa RF FFii 15mm f/4 ‘Cookie’ Lens

[Canon Rumors]

Venus Optics continues to roll out new lenses for the RF mount under the Laowa name. The latest appears to be a new ‘cookie’ lens, the Laowa RF FFii 15mm f/4. Laowa FFii 15mm f/4 Cookie We’re going to order a couple of Venus Optics Laowa lenses today to get a full understanding of the

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[Del Paso]

If it's as good as a good Voigtländer 15mm f 4,5 III, they'll sell many of them.
The Super Heliar is the only extreme WA that can be used on digital Leica Ms without causing an ugly magenta cast on the sides of the picture . But one has to be a bit lucky to get a good one, production QC is very tolerant. Yet, the good ones are remarkable little lenses which I can warmly recommend.

 

[Fran Decatta]

Let\'s see his distorsion and IQ! but if they are good enough, only for his size, will be a reason to sell my samyang 14mm and put this one in my bag!

I\'m already in love working with the Argus 45mm even being manual focus!


BTW! You say in the title that is a 15mm f5. Correct it

 

[cjsg]

LOL, because Chinese doesn’t have an equivalent of pancake, so it’s translated to 饼干, which translates back to cookie.

 

[hkenneth]

LOL, because Chinese doesn’t have an equivalent of pancake, so it’s translated to 饼干, which translates back to cookie.

烙饼 probably is the closest to pancake in Chinese but it doesn't sound right for lenses lol

饼干 is more like biscuit, instead of cookie, anymore.

 

[Jethro]

The pictured lens looks quite a bit bigger than their existing 'cookie' 10mm f/4 for APSC - more like a 'muffin'! But their lenses are generally well built and well priced - so I'll be interested in reviews, because this could be an interesting UW alternative.

 

[EOS 4 Life]

LOL, because Chinese doesn’t have an equivalent of pancake, so it’s translated to 饼干, which translates back to cookie.

Well, technically a pancake is any cake made in a pan.
For some reason in the USA when we say pancake we mean flapjacks.
We even call them that when they are griddle cakes that never touch a pan.

 

[Del Paso]

Well, technically a pancake is any cake made in a pan.
For some reason in the USA when we say pancake we mean flapjacks.
We even call them that when they are griddle cakes that never touch a pan.

Strange, because in Britain, flapjacks are kind of granola bars...
So, this Laowa is also a flapjack lens