Laowa 9mm f2.8 Zero-D Lens for Canon M

No, the Laowa 9mm f/2.8 Zero-D lens is designed for cameras with APS-C or smaller sensors (like Micro Four Thirds). It is not a full-frame lens.

No, this is a manual focus lens. You will need to adjust the focus ring by hand to achieve sharpness.

'Zero-D' stands for 'Zero Distortion'. It signifies that the lens's optical design is engineered to minimize rectilinear distortion, providing a more accurate representation of straight lines.

The viewing angle is approximately 100° on Micro Four Thirds systems and can be up to 113° on other compatible mounts like DJI DL.

Yes, the lens has a filter size of 49mm. You can attach compatible screw-on filters.

The Canon EF-M mount version is designed for Canon EOS M series mirrorless cameras.

Use a soft lens brush or air blower to remove loose dust. For smudges, use a microfiber lens cloth lightly dampened with lens cleaning solution, wiping gently in a circular motion.

Ensure you have selected the correct lens mount for your camera. Check for any obstructions on the camera mount or lens mount and try re-aligning the mounting indicators.

The 'Zero-D' design minimizes distortion, but some subtle effects may still be present. Ensure the lens is mounted correctly and check your camera's distortion correction settings.

This lens is manual focus. Ensure you are focusing accurately using your camera's magnification assist or by judging sharpness on the LCD screen. Try shooting at a slightly smaller aperture (e.g., f/5.6) for increased depth of field.

Use the included petal-shaped lens hood to block stray light. Avoid pointing the lens directly at very bright light sources if possible.