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Entaniya announces 220-degree PL-mount fisheye for Super 35, full frame cameras

06 Aug

Japanese fisheye specialist Entaniya has introduced a new fisheye lens in a PL mount that’s aimed at large format video camera users, and which can offer a range of effective focal lengths using different sized spacers. The Entaniya Fisheye HAL 220 is designed to cover Super 35mm and full frame sensors and can provide focal lengths between 6.14mm and 8.03mm through 15 increments via the included set of zoom spacers.

The lens has a maximum aperture of T2.9 and uses 17 elements in 12 groups to provide a maximum angle of view of 220°. The depth of the spacer used has an impact on the size of the covering circle of the lens, so when the thinner spacers are used—or no spacer—the lens has a smaller covering circle. This is useful for those who want a circular image, but doesn’t leave out those needing the whole recording area covered.

No pricing or availability details have been released so far. For more information and to see how the lens covers different formats go to the Entaniya website.

Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

 
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Entaniya 250 Micro Four Thirds fisheye lenses feature 250-degree FOV

21 Oct

Tokyo-based maker of VR lens accessories Entapano is working on the Entaniya Fisheye 250 MFT lens, a model with a 250-degree field of view that it aims to make available in three varieties: 2.3mm F2.8, 3.0mm F2.8, and 3.6mm F4.0. All three lenses feature 18 elements in 12 groups with four extra-low dispersion lenses and a 1.6kg / 3.5lb weight without front or rear caps. The company cautions these specs are ‘subject to change,’ however, as the lens is still in development.

Entaniya Fisheye 250 MFT 3.6 sample image taken with Olympus Pen F, provided by Entaniya

The company details the Entaniya Fisheye as being suitable for producing different types of VR content depending on which lens version is used. The lenses are made in Japan, where the company estimates its price at ¥388,000 / $ 3,730 / €3400. Entapano has the released date scheduled for ‘end of 2016.’

Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

 
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