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Laowa announced the 4mm F2.8 fisheye for the EF-M mount
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Laowa announced the 4mm F2.8 fisheye for the EF-M mount

Loawa back in August of 2019 announced the 4mm F2.8 fisheye for the Micro Four thirds mount.  Now they have added the EF-M mount to the list of supported mounts.

We don't know when the lens will be available for the EF-M mount.  We have reached out to venus optics and hopefully will hear back from them.

The lens particulars for the Micro Four Thirds mount should be approximately the same for the EF-M mount;

Principal specifications
Lens type Prime lens
Max Format size FourThirds
Focal length 4 mm
Image stabilization No
Lens mount Micro Four Thirds
Aperture
Maximum aperture F2.8
Minimum aperture F22
Aperture ring No
Number of diaphragm blades 7
Optics
Elements 7
Groups 6
Focus
Minimum focus 0.08 m (3.15″)
Maximum magnification 0.11×
Autofocus No
Full time manual Yes
Focus method Internal
Distance scale No
DoF scale No
Physical
Weight 135 g (0.30 lb)
Diameter 45 mm (1.77″)
Length 26 mm (1.02″)
Sealing No
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