Rokinon 8mm T3.8 Cine UMC Fish-Eye CS II Lens for Sony A Mount

I use this on my Panasonic GH4. Solid build quality and the geared rings for focus and the de-clicked aperture are helpful though not entirely necessary, considering it is a fisheye lens.

Rokinon offers a great product line. Well made. Durable. Perfect for the professional filmmaker with a low budget. I wish only they had a full 180 degree lens for the Canon Super35 sensors.

I purchased 4 of these lenses for a VR 360 shoot. The 4 lens setup worked, but it turned out that one of the four lenses flared with vertical streaks where the other three lenses did not.

This lens is exactly what I needed I love it. Gets everything in 1 shot . it's Perfect for skate filming

Good lens quality for the price. Relatively sharp and good for video, as it is full manual. Given the extreme fisheye look I am debating how much use I will get from it, but the product is solid.

I shoot a lot of documentaries. I travel overseas and shoot in touch locations. This fish eye gives great energetic images without breaking the bank. It is affordable enough that I am willing to take a few extra risks that I'd maybe be more cautious about were it a lens costing 2 or three times as...

Can't complain. Good quality, some distortion as expected but still looks good on blackmagic pocket camera.

I needed a specialty lens for some creative video work recently. I looked at this and the Laowa 15mm and also the Irix Firefly lenses. Why did I pick the Rokinon? Because Rokinon makes great lenses at a better price point.

I like a super-wide, but you're better off with the 12mm that covers the full frame. There is a lot of vignetting that needs to be cropped out. The sharpness of this lens is very marginal, which will be apparent with anything that has a lot of detail, like classical architecture.

It is all what I expected in a fisheye lens Remember 8mm is better in crop