Lomography Atoll 17mm F/2.8 Ultra Wide Angle Lens M-mount w/Finder

Key Features
- M-mount lens
- 103° field of view
- 17 mm focal length
- Closest focusing distance of 0.25 m
- Rangefinder coupled
- Depth of field scale
- 13 multicoated elements in 10 groups
- Aperture range spanning f/22 to f/2.8
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See the world like never before. Your ultra-wide shots will exaggerate relative size and boast impressive depth for eye-catching, inspiring, immersive photography and film.
Introducing the Atoll Ultra-Wide 2.8/17 Art Lens. Embrace a whole new perspective with this compact prime lens boasting an impressive ultra-wide 103º field of view and closest focusing distance of 0.25 m with M mount cameras. Optimized for photo and video, the Atoll Ultra-Wide Art Lens M Mount is designed for rangefinder coupled M mount analogue and digital cameras.
A Whole New Perspective
With an impressive 103° field of view, 17 mm focal length and minimal distortion your shots will exaggerate relative size and boast dramatic depth for intense, immense, impactful imagery. What’s more, every lens comes with an external optical viewfinder for accurate composition with analogue cameras.
Soak up the Close-Ups
Render every pimple, dimple and wrinkle in the foreground whilst keeping the beautiful, bustling background in piercing focus too. Get maximum immersion and drama with a closest focusing distance of 0.25 m.
Rangefinder Coupled
The Atoll Ultra-Wide Art Lens is rangefinder coupled and has a depth of field scale for easy focal distance measurement and sharp focus when shooting with M mount analogue and digital cameras.
Versatile Vistas
Shoot from every conceivable angle and draw the viewer in with exaggerated perspective and convergence effects. Experiment with leading lines and vanishing points or get down low and tip your camera backward to get intriguing worm's eye view shots.
Optimized Optics
With thirteen multicoated elements in ten groups, rectilinear optic design and lotus lens hood the Atoll Ultra-Wide Art Lens delivers excellent flare control with reduced surface reflection whilst he broad aperture range spanning f/22 to f/2.8 ensures eye-popping colors and stunning saturation even in low-light conditions.
Glide Between Photo and Film
With a modern helicoid focusing mechanism, dampened aperture control ring and short 88° focus throw, you can seamlessly adjust focus and f-stop whilst the camera is rolling for quick, quiet creative control.
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lens specification
| Optical Design | 13 Elements in 10 Groups |
| Focal Length | 17mm |
| Minimum Aperture | f/22 |
| Angle of View (diagonal) | 103° |
| Mount Type | M-mount |
| Maximum Aperture | f/2.8 |
| Diaphragm Blades | 8 |
- Atoll Ultra-Wide 2.8/17 Art Lens
- External viewfinder
- Front and rear lens caps
- Cleaning cloth
- Booklet
- QR code to online manual
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