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This Fisheye 2 was a Christmas gift a few years ago by my enabler ... I mean husband. :)
It takes 35mm film and has a flash, which is what makes it different from the Fisheye.
Fisheye anyone. I didn't use this lens as much as I should have. When you are paying for film, and developing you shoot carefully. If I could only have this on my A100. Lots of possibilities.
The Desire to record, capture, or represent panoramas or panoramic awareness is part of the desire to be in it, to show what you saw when you were there. This is shown nicely in this example from Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance, by Robert Pirsig. Here they have stopped for a moment on the open Prairie. "John gets his camera out and after a while he says, "This is the hardest stuff in the world to photograph you need is 360° lens or something you see it and then you look down on the ground glass and it's just nothing as soon as you put a border on it it's gone." I say, that's what you don't see in a car I suppose. Sylvia says once when I was about 10 we stopped like this by the road and I used half a roll of film taking pictures and when the pictures came back I cried there wasn't anything there. Loc 801 p 42 This photo was taken with the Canon T2i plus Fisheye. Then cropped and post processed to give an HDR look. .
This was pretty cool because I got the blue light on the left coming from the moon, whilst the orange glow on the right coming from the city light and then the stars meeting in the middle.
My trusty fisheye has created some warped images in its time. But using it a 5D Mark II requires some heavy cropping due to the full frame sensor. Whilst on the 40D it was perfect.. An excuse to keep the 40D perhaps?
Fisheye app used on iPhone to make the dino look fat. The display is courtesy of the Royal Ontario Museum.
It is at Terminal 1 Arrival gate for International flights.
Bought a $20 Aldi Smart Phone Lens Kit today. Playing with the Fish Eye Lens. It took a fair bit of editing to get to this image as it doesn't take a full circle on my iPhoneXS, but I enjoyed the exercise and happy enough with the result for a first attempt.
The telephoto lens is awful as is the wide angle but the Macro lens has potential. You get what you pay for. It even has a selfie light which I may be ably to convert for use with the Macro lens, IG