7artisans
The 7artisans 7.5mm f/2.8 Mark II is a manual‑focus rectangular fisheye lens for APS‑C cameras, offering a 190° field of view, all‑metal construction, and upgraded HOYA ED glass for improved sharpness and reduced chromatic aberration.
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$118.15
Average
$137.43
Lowest
$111.20
Highest
$139.00
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Expert Opinion
Professional reviewers such as Shutterbug describe the 7artisans 7.5mm f/2.8 Mk II as a sharp, super‑affordable, and fun manual fisheye lens. They commend the upgraded HOYA ED glass and multi‑layer coatings for reducing chromatic aberration and flare, while noting the manual‑focus only design and the ultra‑wide view can capture unintended elements. Overall, experts see it as a strong value proposition for creative APS‑C work.
What Users Say
Everyday users praise the lens’s lightweight build, the expansive 190° rectangular perspective, and the convenience of a built‑in foldable hood. The multi‑mount compatibility is also highlighted. Complaints focus on the lack of autofocus, no stabilization, and occasional confusion over spec details like minimum aperture and focusing distance.
Common Complaints
Manual‑focus only operation, absence of autofocus and stabilization, inconsistent published specifications (minimum aperture, blade count, minimum focus distance), and the ultra‑wide view capturing unwanted elements.
What People Are Saying
“sharp, super-affordable and fun”
How It Compares
vs. 7artisans Mk I (original)
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Choose the Mk II for better image quality; stick with the Mk I only if price is the primary concern.
vs. Samyang 8mm f/2.8 (circular fisheye)
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Select the 7artisans Mk II for rectangular coverage and portability; opt for the Samyang if a true circular fisheye look is desired.
