This fisheye is specially made for Nikon’s digital cameras, and gets around this problem by opticially reducing the image size within the lens before it even hits the camera’s sensors. Shooting dogs in the water can be done with the same approach you would use for any close focus wide angle (CFWA) imagery. This is good for telephotos (your 200mm lens becomes a powerful 300mm equivalent on Nikon digital) but bad for wide angles (your nifty 20mm has become a so-so 30mm equivalent). The magnification factor is 1.5 for Nikon and 1.6 for Canon. I’m looking forward to using it in situations where I want to capture an entire wide scene.Įxtreme wide angles are problematic on digital SLRs because the capture arrays (sensors) are smaller than on film SLRs. I finally meandered over to the door to peek out through the fisheye lens.
The fisheye lens is kind of cute, too – and will take some getting used to. uppy-dog gaze away eyes, from the puppy-dog sight of me drool. He (the neighbor, not the dog) says they haven’t given the dog a name yet until they decide to keep him. 16,698 fisheye lens stock photos, vectors, and illustrations are available royalty-free. One of our neighbors has this dog on approval from the Milo Foundation. This is one of the first pictures with it. fish eye lens of a beagle looking at you Yellow Lab puppy A fisheye shot of a yellow labrador retriever puppy.
I’m trying out my new toy, an AF-Fisheye Nikkor 10.5mm f/2.8 G ED lens for my D70.
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