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Laowa · Cine Primes

Laowa Cine Prime 3 Lens set (7.5mm,10mm, 17mm) for Micro Four Thirds

£1599.00Fair Value1 stores tracked

Buy Signal

Price near historical average — neutral outlook

Confidence: 50/100

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Fair Value

Price near historical average — neutral outlook

Confidence: 50%

Reasons to Buy

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Risks / Watch Out

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Product Fundamentals

Enjoy a cinematic look and feel with this wide-angle Laowa Cine Prime 3 Lens set (7.5mm
10mm
17mm) for Micro Four Thirds. With 7.5mm T2.1
10mm T2.1, and 17mm T1.9 lenses, you have flexible shooting options with bright apertures for low light conditions. All lenses feature a premium construction with 0.8 MOD gears on the focus and iris rings for integration into industry-standard cinema setups.

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