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I can imagine that must be tough! Would love to get my hands on one to have a play with. This is what I like about Laowa; they innovate and come out with lenses that are not already available.I am using the lens to image water dropslets in a fast moving cloud. I use a pulsed laser for illumination which is synchronised to a high speed camera. As the shutter speeds are very shot in the range of 50-100 nano seconds we have to use a laser, there is no other way to generate enough light - hence the min aperture of f14 is not really significant.
I agree I like Laowa as they are prepared to be different. I personally have the 100mm 2:1 macro and it is excellent. The 24mm probe lens would be fun to play with photographically and great as a hire lens but I doubt I could ever justify one as a hobbyist. Optically it seems really solid and it is really well made, it is proving to be really useful in the lab.I can imagine that must be tough! Would love to get my hands on one to have a play with. This is what I like about Laowa; they innovate and come out with lenses that are not already available.