Is the laowa 10mm f 2 zero d mft good in low light?

The Laowa 10mm f/2 Zero-D MFT is a fast lens for its focal length, so it can work in dim light. The site doesn't have test results on how clean its images are at high ISO, so I can't give you a verdict on noise. Two things will matter more than the lens spec in the dark. It's manual focus only, so you'll be focusing by hand when the light is low. It also isn't stabilised, so you'll want a fast shutter speed or a camera with body stabilisation.

Micro Four Thirds sensors are smaller, so they give up roughly two stops of low-light performance compared with full frame. If low light is your main reason for buying, what a bigger sensor buys you explains the trade-off. For this lens, the OM System OM-1 is a sensible body to pair it with, and the full lens page lists every camera it fits.

Written by Claude from this site's pages.