How to use diana fisheye lens on nikond90 after buying the adaptor

[wikitoria]

anyone uses the diana f+ fishyeye lens on d90?? can help??

 

[jeff7id]

Did you mean this Diana lens ?

 

[wikitoria]

yesyes, i tried with the manual on d90 but no effect.
need some help.
as in i tried taking pictures but theres no fisheye effect:/

 

[jeff7id]

What do you mean no fish eye effect with the fish eye lens ?
Could you post the picture here ? :think:

 

[wikitoria]

It's just look like a normal picture,w/0 those fisheye effect I took with the original film camera.now I using with d90

 

[ZerocoolAstra]

It's just look like a normal picture,w/0 those fisheye effect I took with the original film camera.now I using with d90

could be because of the crop factor.
D90 only captures the central part of the image when compared with a 35mm film camera. The corners are where the fisheye effect is most pronounced.

 

[catchlights]

anyone uses the diana f+ fishyeye lens on d90?? can help??

yesyes, i tried with the manual on d90 but no effect.
need some help.
as in i tried taking pictures but theres no fisheye effect:/

this is design to be use on a medium format camera, you use on a APS-C DSLR has not fisheye effect.

taken from http://microsites.lomography.com/diana/products/slr

Lomography DianaF+ 20mm Fisheye Lens used on 35mm cameras has the effect of a 38mm Wide Angle Lens. On an APS-C sensor it’s equivalent to a 60mm lens.

 

[catchlights]

Not a Nikon issue, thread move to Alternative Photography

 

[wikitoria]

Hey, thanks Lot

 

[ndroo]

this is design to be use on a medium format camera, you use on a APS-C DSLR has not fisheye effect.

taken from http://microsites.lomography.com/diana/products/slr

Yup! Exactly.

 

[jeff7id]

Alternatively you may consider the Samyang 8mm f/3.5 fisheye, a lens from Korea, which was designed for APS-C.