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First test of a Besel 0.25X fisheye for the Canon 570IS. Results have been disappointing (see below).
Got myself a cheap fisheye conversion lens that screws onto my 35mm 1.8 lens, I took this set at work to try it out..........pretty darn FUN for only $50!
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It was bound to happen. I’ve just sold my soul to the devil. I’ve swapped my only mirrorless lens for some Nikkor glass. The outgoing lens is my Sony ZEISS 35mm f2.8 (Carl Zeiss Sonnar FE 2,8/35 ZA T*). It was the first lens I purchased soon after acquiring my Sony a7R II camera. Then soon after I discovered that I could adapt old vintage lenses to the Sony. The rest, as they say, is history.
While the Sony 35mm f2.8 was a tiny and lightweight lens - it was also soul-less. It lacked an aperture ring and was auto-focus. Basically, just point and shoot. Bland. It’s having a better time on my longtime friend’s Sony a7C II.
I’m now officially on my Nikkor quest - and what a lens to get the party started. I know that I’ll probably only ever take a few good images with this lens – but it will be fun, that’s for sure.
At the moment, I’m rejoicing not owning a single native E-mount lens. Ironic, as the plan was to purchase vintage lenses to see what suited my style – before buying the much more expensive Sony glass.
{The observant of you will note that the taking camera is an old Pentax K-r. The lens is the Pentax 100mm f4 Macro. I've not sold my Sony camera, it's busy digitizing negatives].
Been meaning to re-do this fisheye panorama for a while now, think I've just about cracked it. The view from Balnakeil beach, Durness, during the early stages of this massive display, with auroral curtains stretching all the way up to the zenith.
Composed of 6 images taken with a Canon 6d, Samyang 14mm lens (5 portrait and one overhead landscape, stitched together using Hugin).