LAOWA 60mm f/2.8 2X Ultra-Macro Camera Lenses

Capture Macro Photography Situations Easily

The LAOWA 60mm f/2.8 2X Ultra-Macro camera lenses are perfectly suited for fast changing, macro photography situations, without using any extension tube.

Featuring a magnification range from 0.1x to 2x, it’s the world’s first Macro Lens, with 2:1 magnification and infinity focus.

The wide magnification range is very suitable for shooting macro objects (e.g. insects) of diverse sizes.

An All-In-One Solution

From ultra-sharp portraits to ultra-macro close-ups, the LAOWA 60mm f/2.8 2X Ultra-Macro camera lens provides an all-in-one answer for normal portrait shooting (with a 60mm focal length) as well as ultra-macro photography.

With the multi-purpose design offered by this manual focus and manual aperture lens, you can work with close-up subjects and then rapidly switch to portraits or distant subjects. All without having to attach extension tubes.

Unlike other macro lenses that focus to 1:1, the LAOWA 60mm f/2.8 2X Ultra-Macro camera lenses can produce images from infinity to 2 times life size!

Creamy, Soft Focus & Shallow Depth Of Field

• This patented optical structure powerhouse has nine elements in seven groups to provide inspiring image quality and colour precision.
• The optical system consists of two major moving lens groups in order to control barrel distortion.
• This lens design utilises the lens barrel to shade the front lens component when focusing at distant subjects.
• Fourteen aperture blades form a close-to-circular aperture, capable of producing creamy, soft focus and shallow depth of field.

Full Frame Macro Shooting

• The lens barrel is made of metal for maximum strength and durability.
• A complimentary lens pouch and filter are included in the bundle.
• Mounts are available for the – Canon EF, Nikon F, Sony Alpha and Pentax K.
• While it is designed for use on APS-C formats, this lens can also be used with full frame cameras for ordinary shooting.

Note: On full frame cameras there will be minor vignetting while shooting at infinity. Macro shooting creates no vignetting.