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Playing with the new Fisheye.
Shot with a Nikon D7000 and AF Fisheye Nikkor 10.5mm 2.8G ED lens
By Cary Jordan
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1st pic (cropped) using opteka x0.20 adapter fish eye screw on filter/lens attached to my 18-55mm canon kit lens. More to follow. !
wallpaper: modified from a certain lifehacker post containing photos taken with an ultra-wide fisheye lens i think. but i cant rmb where.
vs: areao4, modified. i forgot to feature the new close/minimize buttons in my last screenie but you should now be able to see it.
rainmeter: modified GAIA08 rainmeter, modified calender by chaebi, engima, qorb, 2ndgig. one really cool thing that i, again, have no time to explore is the tabs at the right. as you can see, i have set thme to be "topmost" so i can access it all the time; my current plan is to reduce the size of this tabbar and perhaps introduce a clock, a dock, or something along those lines to be placed at the top right hand corner. if it works, it would replace the tclock i am running at the top (:
dock: a single icon, at the top right hand corner. i see no good reason why i should keep seeing firefox in my dock when i am using it so i use standalone stack. pretty neat. if i fail to understand how to tweak the tab mentioned above.. i shall use the flipclock clock in the dock instead.
again, appealing for people who have made/modified VSes before to tell me how i can change that ugly pink that you see on the taskbar. i want to change it to red, and i would like to change the font as well (:
hope you can draw some inspiration from this!
(p.s. if you dont want to see the stack, and you dont want to see the window, you can look at this: www.flickr.com/photos/34129670@N04/3751889001/)
Why is it that every single seaside town in the UK is blighted by buildings exactly the same as this?
Every development is as ugly and badly-constructed as the next. These ones at Ayr are no exception.
Taken with Samyang 7.5mm f3.5 fisheye lens on Panasonic GX7.
The two sets of cross-eye images (top pair, bottom pair) are done using a fisheye lens on a tripod. The top pair has been made with a separation of about 3 cm whereas the bottom pair is about 7 cm. As can be seen, the top pair seem 'natural' whereas for the bottom pair only the centre of the image seems to match between the left and the right eye. So essentially, it seems fisheye 3D is possible but with a substantially reduced stereo separation as to minimize the mismatch between the perceived size of objects between the left and the right eye...
Click here for the Anaglyph for red/cyan 3D glasses version;
Click here for the Anaglyph for amber/blue 3D glasses version;
Click here for the Parallel version;
Click here for the Wiggle version.
The above alternative versions are courtesy of www.schillr.com.
This unique lens has 3 built in filters. Just like aperture ring rotation, you need to select one. No filter option is not available. The piece I have is non - SMC version. This was an experimental shot pulled from archives
Just another rose that bloomed this week. I took about 50 shots of it with various lenses but the Nikon 10.5mm Fisheye was naturally the most interesting.
I got a fisheye recently! this is one of the four walls of my bedroom
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Our company's annual Summer picnic was last night. We had it at the Dr. Pepper Ballpark in Frisco, TX. I took along the camera hoping to get something decent, but this was it.
Taken with the 8mm Peleng fisheye lens.
The fisheye lens came in the mail today while I was at school :D
I'm so excited!
The American Idol finale's on tonight!! <3
Hope you had a great day today♥
I am busy scanning my Fisheye diapositives of New York City, not the usual kind of pic I would go for but great FUN!!
I recently sold the fisheye only because I am gonna buy the sequel, once it out, currently I am left with the Lomo Diana F+ (not to myself - change that rollfilm 120 before you head out)...
foto di NUK, che mi dà sempre tante soddisfazioni creative.
Presto le prossime.
PHOTO BY MANUEL GUASTELLA/NUKAGENCY