Nisi 15mm F/4 Sunstar Super Wide Angle Full Frame ASPH Lens $349 + Delivery @ Digital Camera Warehouse

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50% off on this lens. 2% AmEx surcharge.

Available In
-Nikon Z(black and silver).
-Canon RF (black and silver)
-Fujifilm X Mount(black and silver)
-Leica L-Mount(Black)
-Sony E-Mount(black and silver).

Lens details:
Creates Beautiful Sunstars from f/4 to f/22
Aperture Range: f/4 to f/22
Manual Focus Operation
Double-Sided Aspherical Element
High Image Definition Across Frame
Minimal Distortion and Vignetting
112° Field of View
72mm Filter Thread

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Comments

  • or rent for $4.16 per week

    • +2

      Lens rental is not uncommon amongst photographers. A week or two with a lens is far less of an investment than a $5k+ purchase that might only get used a few times a year.

      • Camera gear rental in Australia is woeful, so that common here. In US they can rent a lens or body (on almost anything, including $20,000 telephoto lenses) for a day, a weekend, a month. I am yet to find anywhere here that offers that.

        • I've hired from Kayell in Collingwood in the past without any issues…

    • Didn't tell the full story…

      Minimum rental fee = $33/month
      Minimum rental period = 6 months
      One off admin charge = $48

      Assuming you can get past the minimum rental fee of $33/month by adding other items to rental, the minimum cost of this rental is probably $18 x 6 + $48 = $156.

  • +1

    Looks interesting
    Had no idea nisi had moved to doing optics too

    • There are lots of things that you don't know about…

  • They don't bother to make one for Nikon F-mount :(

    • I believe it was basically with straight aperture blades? Wonder if I can design and Cricut a custom aperture pattern and carefully mount to the back of my existing lens to achieve the same?…

      • I experimented once with thick cover plastic - created criss cross pattern (90 degree angle) on the surface to create 4 pointed stars and 60degree angle to create 6 pointed stars. Fun experiment, but the image quality wasn't that good since I used pastic instead of glass.

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