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Make your content jump out of the screen in spatial video and 3D stills, with the Canon RF-S 7.8mm F4 STM DUAL lens. Built for APS-C cameras, this accessible, stereoscopic lens adds an unforgettable dimension to your storytelling. Featuring a 63° viewing angle and STM AF, you can record output that’s easy to view with a realistic 3D effect. For vivid visuals, made to be relived.
Put on your VR glasses and witness how objects jump out of the screen. Experience the natural realism of spatial video, as shot on the Canon RF-S 7.8mm F4 STM DUAL lens.
Compare and contrast the narrower angle of view and interpupillary distance of the Canon RF-S 7.8mm F4 STM DUAL lens. Ideal for close-up storytelling.
This interchangeable dual lens enables APS-C users to shoot stunning 3D video and stills – ready for viewing on VR headsets and smartphones. At just 130g, you’ll barely notice it’s on.
The 7.8mm focal length gives a 63° field of view – mirroring human eyes – for realistic 3D imagery that adds emotional depth with a natural feel. Enjoy trademark high-quality optics, thanks to the 2 UD lenses.
User-friendly STM AF ensures the subject is sharp, while the f/4 aperture allows use even under a wide range of lighting conditions. For best results, shoot between 0.15m to 0.5m from your subject.
The RF-S 7.8mm F4 STM DUAL lens invites more creators than ever to explore the exciting 3D space. Initially supporting use with the EOS R7 to film in 4K, future compatibility will expand to further APS-C cameras.
Merges two separate images for a centre projection 3D image
7.8mm focal length offers a realistic viewing angle
Focuses on your subject for easy operation and faster set-up
Compact, practical and interchangeable – weighs just 130g
Handles challenging indoor and outdoor lighting conditions
Optimum shooting distance of 0.15m to 0.5m
Ultra Low Dispersion glass prevents flare, ghosting and aberrations
Simple adjustment for the calibration of lenses
A standard filter thread on the front for use with neutral density filters
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