A fixed-aperture, wide-angle prime, the black Canon EF-M mount AstrHori 14mm f/4.5 Lens renders wide scenes with minimal distortion, making it an ideal choice for architectural, landscape, or night photography. With a minimum focus distance of 9.1", the lens offers a unique perspective for both striking portraits or expansive vistas. Its aspherical design, comprising six elements in five groups, maintains sharpness and resolution across the image. Despite its compact size, it's built tough with an all-metal body and layers of multicoating to protect image integrity. Its dedicated manual focus is perfect for those learning the intricacies of camera settings and creative control.
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Key Features
- APS-C | f/4.5
- 22mm Full-Frame Equivalent
- Fixed-Aperture, Wide-Angle Prime
- Manual Focus Design
A fixed-aperture, wide-angle prime, the black Canon EF-M mount AstrHori 14mm f/4.5 Lens renders wide scenes with minimal distortion, making it an ideal choice for architectural, landscape, or night photography. With a minimum focus distance of 9.1", the lens offers a unique perspective for both striking portraits or expansive vistas. Its aspherical design, comprising six elements in five groups, maintains sharpness and resolution across the image. Despite its compact size, it's built tough with an all-metal body and layers of multicoating to protect image integrity. Its dedicated manual focus is perfect for those learning the intricacies of camera settings and creative control.
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AstrHori 14mm f/4.5 Reviews
Toy Lens
By Tristan
Rated 3 out of 5
Date: 2025-03-17
I bought this because I wanted something cheap and compact for an EOS-M that I take with me everywhere, including protests or other crowded events, and it certainly fits those criteria. I don't think I'll be using it for much else, however, as it comes with some significant drawbacks: Heavy vignetting, less-than-attractive bokeh, tricky focusing, and a general lack of sharpness. To take advantage of the wide angle, I've tried to get up close to my subjects, but the short focus ring distance makes getting anything closer than maybe twenty feet in focus fiddly. About a 20 degree turn of the ring is the difference between infinity and 2…units. I wasn't able to determine if that's meters or feet because, as I mentioned, nothing gets particularly sharp. It's not necessarily a bad lens, if you're into Lomography, (do people still use that term?) but it should be considered a toy lens, along the lines of shooting with a Holga. That said, the metal construction is much nicer than a toy.
Cute but hard to focus on digital screen
By Mr. Pink
Rated 4 out of 5
Date: 2025-01-20
Cute small wide lens. But difficult to focus on a digital screen.
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Is this compatible with Canon M200?
Is this compatible with Canon M200?
Yes, the AstrHori 14mm f/4.5 Lens (Canon EF-M) is compatible with the Canon M200.
Date published: 2025-09-08