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Got a Fisheye extension lens there recently, and have tried it out a few times. (Using it for an animation in the near future)
Oh, I've returned as well!
Nights have been cold so bluebells later than usual. So this morning, I went out to practice photo them for the first time this year, with different lenses, apertures.
had idea to Use my recently purchased 16 mm fish eye lens to see how it records them.
I like the result and it is effective, as it gives a different view of them.
Handmade fisheye lens using a doorscope lens / a door viewer.
It's so much fun and it doesn't cost much...:-)
I finally got my iBook back from the shop!! I took it in to the shop about two weeks ago to have it repaired for the monitor often went black...
Moonset - December 26, 2014 from Weatherly, PA. Canon 6D and Lensbaby Circular Fisheye 5.8mm. Getting a bit too cloudy so playing around with a new lens.
Fisheye distortion to the max using the Samyang 8mm. This is the M25 junction 21a which is the intersection with the M1. I think the curves make this resemble a big eye...
A relaxing day with a beer sitting with a friend on the Danube Quay.
I photographed him, holding his Fuji X-T20 camera and the SMC Takumar 35mm f2 lens that was adapted to it. In this photo I used my Sony A7 camera and the Samyang 12mm lens f2.8 Fisheye lens
Thanks to Pete Talke photography to let me try his 10.5mm fisheye lens. I thought it's very amazing even in DX mode on my camera. Must go on evil bay and shop for my own.
need to see it large to check out all the art works inside the Stanford Church. Thanks for stopping by!
A funny iPhone - fisheye - gone bad portrait of a wind turbine.
Kind of fools your eyes, what is this :-)
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Seguimos tirando de fondo de armario, ahora que apena tengo tiempo de revelar. Esta es de una excursión a Avila que realizamos Ivan y yo hace año y medio. No suelo usar ojos de pez, pero creo que a este encuadre le venia muy bien.
Canon 5d mark III
8-15mm
Siem Reap, Cambodia
Single Raw File.
A simple but interesting shot i must say... Love the effects of fisheye!
Oryctes nasicornis, European rhinoceros beetle, 32 mm
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As I've mentioned in a couple of recent posts I've been playing around with an experimental solution for wide angle macro shooting. I promised I would elaborate on it, so here goes!
I recently posted a more detailed version of this on my Swedish blog: makrofokus.se/blogg/2016/9/22/diy-makro-fisheye.html The English bot-translation is actually quite good.
Otherwise, please have a look the first comment below for a summarized description, photos of the gear and more sample photos!
This image is stacked from four exposures in Zerene Stacker but it's not really focus stacked but aperture stacked (explanation below!).
look who got there fisheye lense. :)
okay so this isn't that great or anything but my friend from California is visiting (the girl on the right) so I barely get to go on the computer.. so i'll have a lot of uploads in the next few days. :D
this is the desaturated version of the fisheye fisherman that i did in black and white for my league last month.
i prefer this one and it worked great in my LIPF panel
i like the black and white version, there something cool about this one
man my beard was HUGE, i only grew it to take self portraits with but i did fall in love with it. is it wrong to fall in love with facial hair?????
Visiting with my friend the juvenile Western Gull by the Ferry Building. This one is not afraid of camera lenses for some reason, and here the fisheye lens is only about a couple of inches from its beak.
a fair few of the shots didn't work... but guess it is learning how to use it just like the lomo lca... anyways it was fun to use! now i want the underwater housing for it!
this is me - taken by my lovely.
boy was i burnt to a crispy!!
“Pulvis et umbra sumus. (We are but dust and shadow.)”
―(Horace: The Odes)―
A blindingly hot day. No one here but me and my shadow. And my tiny Pentax Q7 camera with its fish-eye lens.
Fitting a lot into this scene here.. Trump Tower, Wrigley Building, DuSable Bridge, Tribune Tower, The Riverwalk and of course the river and some other buildings...
I took a photo with my EF-S 10-22mm a few weeks ago (see here www.flickr.com/photos/jaxartwork/15912664986/ ) & I have to admit the quality is better with that lens, but my fisheye allowed me to capture the whole scene. Maybe my focus was my problem here. (?)