The 7Artisans prime lens offers a dramatic field of view of 178° and features manual focus. The highlight of the lens, alongside its unique perspective, is the creative distortions it produces. This lens can be used for travel, landscapes, panoramas, and night scenes. The robust lens consists of eleven elements in eight groups, including a HOYA element with low dispersion. This allows you to capture images with reduced chromatic aberrations. Even in suboptimal lighting conditions, you can create impressive images with the 7Artisans 10 mm F2.8.

The wide-angle lens is characterized by an expanded field of view. It differs from standard lenses due to its shorter focal length. This shorter focal length increases the field of view, making subjects appear smaller and allowing more to be captured in the photo. Additionally, the wide-angle lens creates a noticeable effect of spatial depth—objects in the distance appear even further away, giving your images a striking sense of depth.

This lens can only be focused manually. Although manual focusing takes longer and is more challenging than working with autofocus, it offers several advantages: it allows you to precisely focus on the point you desire, enabling shots that align perfectly with your vision. In situations where autofocus would struggle—such as in low light, on smooth surfaces with little texture, or in foggy weather—manual focusing is preferred.