Meike 12mm T2.2 Manual Focus Wide Angle Fixed Prime Cinema Lens for M43 Micro Four Thirds MFT Mount Cameras and Cinema Camera BMPCC 4K

Great footage captured

This brand is a sleeper!! They have great quality cinema lenses at a good price point. I’ll be buying more lenses very soon 😁

I would say this is very classy lens. Will definitely be a go to for me. If you are looking for something that is sharp,cheap, and still maintains quality, this is for you!

I have 0 regrets it’s by far the best investment for the micro 4 thirds

Heavy duty. Smoothest focus pulling. Great image quality. Highly recommend for black magic pocket cinema camera.

That was exactly what I was looking for! I wanted something for blogging and for my podcast! I think the 12mm was the right choice! The lens is heavy, and the manual focus is very quiet.

Amazing lense!

Sharper than expected. Not sure there was a lot of value in having this with Cine gears; if you are focusing on anything more than six feet from the lens, you are basically at infinity. That being said, the color rendering a nice, and does well outside.

Lo mejor que hice! Gran compra. Calidad cine para camaras 4/3

Ottica economica, entry level, Comunque costruita in maniera molto solida. Ghiere fluide. Ottima su bmpcc4k.

Meike tiene objetivos de gran calidad a precios muy baratos k superan en calidad a objetivos de marcas reconocidas. Lo estoy usando con la blackmagic 4k y es el mejor objetivo que je probado con ella. Y eso k estaba usando un sigma 18-35 art k es de lo mejor y cuesta el doble. Este meike es nítido, luminoso y de metal. Lo recomiendo.

Lo sto adorando. Ottima lente qualità prezzo. Si presenta come una lente professionale sia al tatto che alla vista. 4 stelle su 5 (esistono lenti più nitide e con meno distorsione ma con costi differenti)

Several problems. In addition to arriving late, the distance scale on the lens is inaccurate and hence useless. That isn't a big problem because my follow focus covers and hides the distance scale anyway. I contacted the manufacturer about repairing this defect, and they suggested returning the lens for a replacement. But since it is a manufacturing defect I'm afraid I'll have to wait another month or longer and then receive another lens with the same defect. Chromatic aberration at T2.2 is much worse than anything I've ever seen in any other lens (I've owned many), but that depends on the subject as well as the lens. Other than those issues, the optical and mechanical quality of the lens is adequate, and the size and weight of the lens are perfectly matched to Lumix Gh bodies, so handholding is great. I'm still deciding whether or not to return the lens. The alternatives from other manufacturers cost at least twice as much, so I might keep this lens for budget reasons despite the imperfections.