0.45x Convertor for Semi Fish-Eye

sulhan · 18th November 2005

Hiee Pals...

Here's an example of using a third-party 0.45 video convertor (e.g grobartig,kenko,seinheiser etc..) to obtain a near fish eye effect.

To maximise the coverage, i use the 17-35mm that i have. Hence 0.45x on a 17mm Field of view gave about 8mm field of. Couple woth the 1.5 crop factor...its about 14mm field of view...

using it in the most crudest way - i.e hand held infront of the 17-35mm

rgds,
sulhan

dynaxattack · 18th November 2005

Hehe, a cheaper way to super-wide. How's the edges, ok?? I plan to get a kenko too.

Thx

18th November 2005	#1
sulhan Advertiser Join Date: May 2002 Location: Melbourne, Australia Posts: 4,051	0.45x Convertor for Semi Fish-Eye Hiee Pals... Here's an example of using a third-party 0.45 video convertor (e.g grobartig,kenko,seinheiser etc..) to obtain a near fish eye effect. To maximise the coverage, i use the 17-35mm that i have. Hence 0.45x on a 17mm Field of view gave about 8mm field of. Couple woth the 1.5 crop factor...its about 14mm field of view... using it in the most crudest way - i.e hand held infront of the 17-35mm rgds, sulhan

18th November 2005	#2
dynaxattack Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 142	Re: 0.45x Convertor for Semi Fish-Eye Hehe, a cheaper way to super-wide. How's the edges, ok?? I plan to get a kenko too. Thx