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Nikon D700 + Nikkor 16mm Fisheye, @ f/5.6, ISO 6400, 1/80 sec.
I could not resist starting off the day with a fisheye shot inside this charming breakfast joint furnished in a retro 1950s style.
Amazing how well the D700 captured this at ISO 6400. At f/5.6, the lens is sharp at corners and edges.
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The skies threatened rain all day so we looked for a place to hike in the trees. We haven't been to Bluebill Lake in some time and now that the campground is empty, it seemed like a fun short hike. Took Lensbaby Composer with the Fisheye. I really like the Optic Swap system, makes the lenses so versatile. Deleted almost all my photos but I thought this was cute.
Glad I decided to shoot with the Lensbaby for a couple weeks. I grabbed my Nifty Fifty today and it came apart in my hand. Amazon.com to the rescue and with prime I'll have it on Friday. I can't complain. I have abused that lens over the last three years. I shoot with it a lot. It's lightweight (plastic), cheap and it's amazingly sharp for a very inexpensive piece of glass. Love the bokeh I can get with the f1.8!
Taken by swirling a fisheye lens around. Using color-changing winter lights on Franklin Street, Cambridge, MA.
Just having fun fun fun during the Tokyo Photo Session Flickr February Meetup in Odawara. The biggest population so far... and hopefully will increase next month.
One of my flickr friends (jonathan) let me borrow his fisheye lens...
I have no idea what they're doing. >:)
Sorry guys... I'm kinda overexposed so I have to show you to the world. :))
Taken by walking with a fisheye lens near Cambridge City Hall on Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, MA
16/10/2011
A sunrise over Manly. Taken using a 4.5mm circular fisheye lens. This shows a 180 degree view within the circular area.
It is actually a long exposure of about 15 second.
Another shot rediscovered in my archive.
24 may 2020
passing time during covid 19 pandemic lockdown, oxford, England getting a room in shape for more art and more music. Right hand side, out of shot is where my macropaintography camera shoots take polace. At the 2 walls, shown before on Flickr, L-R, my macropaintographs 'and the beat goes on' (2019), 'rejoice aplenty' (2019), 'i dream of lab' (2012). Music boomboxes seen here are a JVC, a Sharp, a Brooklyn GPO, and hiding behind that, a black Unisef. The reel-to-reel is a Tandberg 12-41.
camera - Pentax K 50 + russian Cosmos fisheye auxiliary lens on Supermulticoated Takumar 50/1.4 lens. Cropped photo.
This is my Opteka Fisheye adaptor 0.2x added to my Nikon 18 - 55 kit lens.
This is a great lens adaptor.
You attach it onto your current lens, and you are provided with different lens size adaptors to help you fit it.
If you get it from here they send you a great camera kit for free - with a mini tridod and lots of useful goodies.
£49.95
This is less wide angle
£39.99