Samyang launches world’s widest Canon lens

Samyang reveals the world’s widest prime lens; the XP 10mm F3.5 for Canon full-frame DSLR cameras. It’s rectilinear corrected, so provides a conventional super-wide view rather than a fisheye-style image.

The new XP 10mm F3.5 provides the ultimate in ultra-wide-angle coverage of up to a 130° angle view with crystal-clear, non-fisheye image quality.

Samyang’s new XP 10mm F3.5 elevates the quality of ultra-wide images and provides a burst of creativity for users, with its high resolution of more than 50 megapixels and distortion-free images for creating outstanding landscapes and architectural shots.

This lens features a total of 18 lens elements in 11 groups. 7 special optical elements maximise the image quality from centre to edge, with high contrast and vivid colour. The use of 3 aspherical elements, 1 high-refractive element and 3 extra-low dispersion elements effectively remove any distortion and aberrations. Flare and ghosting are also controlled by Ultra-Multi- Coating technology from Samyang. Now you can capture super-wide landscapes with 130° angle of view as well as architecture and indoor shots in super-high resolution and distortion-free. The XP 10mm F3.5 will be the perfect lens for a broad range of photographers and cinematographers who wish to create professional photos and videos in exceptionally high resolution.