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Rokinon 14mm f/2.8 Lens for Canon EOS RF

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Features

  • Weather sealed lens that is full frame compatible with all Canon EOS R Mirrorless cameras
  • Aperture range of F2.8-F22 with an angle of view of 115.7
  • Constructed of 14 elements in 10 groups; Ultra multi-coated glass
  • Minimum focusing distance of 11 inches and features 6 diaphragm blades
  • Lens features a built-in petal shaped hood and a rear gelatin filter holder

Description

Dslr camera lens

Brand: Rokinon


Focal Length Description: 14 mm


Lens Type: Wide Angle


Compatible Mountings: Canon RF


Camera Lens Description: 6


Product Dimensions: 3.4 x 3.4 x 4.7 inches


Item Weight: 1.07 pounds


Item model number: RF14-C


Date First Available: March 28, 2019


Manufacturer: Rokinon


Country of Origin: Korea, Republic of


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    • Rokinon Rocks with their first RF lens
Review Image by LiamPhotoATL LiamPhotoATL
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I am a professional, full-time real estate photographer and I had been previously using the Canon EF 17-40mm F/4 L or my Sigma 12-24mm F/4 ART lens for their width. The problem with both of these lenses is they are heavy, the Canon one was lighter than the Sigma but also not nearly as wide. I frequently have to shoot the rear of homes with extremely short back yards. In those cases, I had to use that so much heavier Sigma lens for the much wider 12mm end of it's zoom range. In February of this year I bought the new Canon EOS R and love the camera and I could use both of the previous lenses with the EF to RF adapter, but that added even more weight. Along came Samyang/Rokinon with their promise of being the first third party company to make RF mount lenses. I purchased the Rokinon MF 14mm F/2.8 RF lens as soon as it was available for sale and have NEVER regretted it! This lens is very high quality in it's build and weather sealing and considerably lighter than either of my EF mount lenses for this work as well as my landscape shooting. It is a MANUAL ONLY lens, however, as someone who started shooting in the film days, I am not intimidated by a manual only lens and given that the EOS R has Focus Peaking to assist with manual focusing, it's a Non-issue. The images I get from this lens are fantastic, it is really sharp throughout and renders beautiful colors. Shedding both my heavier lenses and the adapter as well, keeps my arms happier carrying this set up all day compared to the other set ups and I can shoot very wide. I know it's 2mm less wide than the Sigma but it's 14mm focal length makes is work perfectly for those multi-story homes with very short back yards so I can get everything in the shot! The mechanical aperture rings reminds me the the older days with more manual, mechanical lenses and I really enjoy using it every day for this work and my clients really love the results as well! A beautiful win-win!!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2019 by LiamPhotoATL LiamPhotoATL
    • Great RF lens addition
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I would consider myself a semi-professional photographer and this lens has been a great addition to the RF lens collection that is available from Canon today. While it doesn't have auto-focus, I don't really miss it and the focus peaking on the R series is very helpful. It really takes great shots - I've been impressed with the image clarity. The aperture ring is conveniently placed, and the lens isn't over-sized or too heavy to carry around comfortable. The build quality seems very good, as well. You might need to enable the shutter without having a lens attached in the EOS settings since this is not a Canon lens. I would highly recommend this lens if you need to take shots from a wider focal length than the 24-105 that comes with the EOS R. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2019 by heff heff
    • Very nice lens but there are things to watch for (read entire review for info)
The "Rokinon 14mm f/2.8 Lens for Canon EOS RF" lens is well built (it is somewhat heavy @ 786g or 1.732 pound) with a full metal body (up to the plastic tulip hood) and has a weather sealing rubber ring on the mount, like Canon L glass. My lens's manual focus ring turned smoothly albeit with a bit of stiffness as with many new lenses, but this will most likely loosen up with use. The aperture ring is smooth to turn with the positions having click-detents from f/2.8 to f/22. The built-in tulip lens hood is hard plastic, is non-removable and comes without any filter threads (the big bulbous front glass prevents screw-on front filters being used) but for this version, filter users are in luck. HAIDA sells a kit (marketed to be for the AF version of the lens but it works well for this version - I know because I bought and installed it), replaces the gel filter holder half-ring that comes stock on the rear of the lens (mount end) with an updated ring and set of 4 ND filters. They also sell an optional 'light pollution' filter that will fit in with the aforementioned kit very nicely. The lens comes with a custom fitted hard plastic lens cap that snaps over the tulip hood to securely cover the front glass element. The lens exhibits good image sharpness in the center but like many ultra-wide-angle lenses, it suffers from a little softness in the corners when shot full open. Stopping down a little (say f4?), you see the sharpness return. My copy didn't exhibit any coma (that I could see) in the corners when wide open but I've heard some do. All in all, I was really impressed with the features on this version of the Rokinon (Samyang) 14mm f2.8 lens. If you're looking for a WIDE FAST lens for astrophotography and landscape but don't want to take out a 2nd mortgage or sell a kidney, check out this lens and the other Rikonon/Samyang 14mm F2.8 formats (the AE chipped EF mount which only works with EF mounts) and the fully manual EF mount (works on any EF mount and RF mounts with the EF-RF adapters). This is the END of my direct review on the "Rokinon 14mm f/2.8 Lens for Canon EOS RF" but the following is some more pertinent data related to Rokinon lenses that might save you problems when buying ...... My story starts in July 2024 when I purchased myself a 66th birthday extravaganza - a NEW Canon R6 Mark II and a couple of RF lenses plus the EF to RF mount adapter to take advantage of my bag of EF lenses I had acquired for use with my Canon 6D Mark II. One of those EF mount lenses was my favorite astrophotography lens, the Rokinon 14mm F2.8 ED AS IF UMC Lens with the Canon AE (auto-exposure chip). This lens worked like a dream on the 6D Mark II, so I expected the same using the EF to RF mount adapter. BUT NOOOO, wait just a minute ... why ain't it working????? I put the adapter on the Rokinon and then on the R6m2 body and it would NOT work. In fact, it caused the camera to lock up and only way to correct it was removing the lens then remove & replace the battery. Any other EF lens, no problem. Manual or AF worked great, but not the Rokinon with the AE chip. I even tried the matching 35mm with a similar AE chipped mount. Same results. Man, I was really looking forward to trying the R6m2 with the Rokinon for astrophotography. After repeated attempts to get someone at Rokinon (or Samyang, the maker of the lens) to come clean and tell me why the lens would not work with an EF to RF adapter, I came upon the fact it appears that these lenses were made prior to Canon's legal war against 3rd part manufacturing of RF Full Frame lenses, which is what this lens is. I suspect that if the 3rd parties involved were to do or say anything to detail any issues with the lens (not compatible with adapters, etc.) or actually perform an update to attempt to fix any incompatibilities, there might be some more legal troubles coming their way. Canon's only response when I approached them asking questions was 'it's a 3rd party lens and Canon doesn't support it. Not our problem!'. Ok, tell me something I didn't already know. So now I was left to get a non-chipped variant of the lens. While looking around, I discovered there was a RF variant that was fully manual with an aperture ring and NO AE chip for a little bit more than the same interface but in EF mount. Found the new one on Amazon and got it. Works perfectly and being a native RF mount, no adapter is required. Lens works well with the R6m2 but the AE chip interface would really have been nice to have, not so much for astrophotography but more for landscapes which is the other genre I use these lenses for. A quick guide point - if the version you're looking to possibly buy does NOT have a manual aperture ring, then it has the AE chip and WILL NOT work on the RF mount using an EF to RF mount adapter. Good for any EF mount. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2024 by Le Brew
    • Maybe just my copy but not sharp
Bought to shoot landscapes and stars. The copy I got was not sharp at any f stop or focus distance (infinity to up close). Really wanted to like it as it seems solid but not usable for my application. Returned.
Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2021 by cololawyer
    • Great
Great this product
Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2024 by sibele urquize
    • Amazing with my EOS RP
I am a real estate photographer. The choice of wide angle RF lenses are not great until now. This lens is absolutely perfect. I use it with my Canon EOS RP and it looks great on the camera, focuses super sharp, and I love the manual aperture. If you read the reviews about it not working, you need to change the setting in the camera menu that says, "release shutter without lens" This is because electronically the camera doesn't think there is a lens. The simplicity of a non electronic lens means less moving parts that can break and lowers the price. It's all you need in a lens. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2021 by Coleman
    • Terrible product
Product doesn’t function as described!!! Stay away!!! I’m going to try my luck on the auto focus version.
Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2021 by Erick Chatfield

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