fish eye adapter
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Is it Vitacon? Or something with 'King'? Anyway, crap. A fish-eye lens is different from a normal lens (hint: distortions), no adapter can mimic a good fish-eye lens. Regarding those adapters you can read more here: http://www.clubsnap.com/forums/showthread.php?t=477934
Define "bomb" for you, vulgo: budget.
You can get a manual FE lens like Zenit 16mm f/2.8 for less than $400. But that's a full frame lens and the fish-eye effect will be limited on a crop-sensor camera. AFAIK, the Tokina fish-eye is made for crop-sensor (if I'm wrong please correct me). Further details in the Price Guide section.
Well, for optics, you pay for what you get.
The optics from the Tokina 10-17mm Fisheye is superb, For APSC , this will be the best FE I felt.
However, having moved on to a FF, I ditched the Tokina :cry: for the Zenitar. Optics cannot be compared to the Tokina but for its price, I have no complains.
Forget about those cheap add on FE , one will be better off using a P & S with FE effects.
The optics from the Tokina 10-17mm Fisheye is superb, For APSC , this will be the best FE I felt.
However, having moved on to a FF, I ditched the Tokina :cry: for the Zenitar. Optics cannot be compared to the Tokina but for its price, I have no complains.
Forget about those cheap add on FE , one will be better off using a P & S with FE effects.
read my lips.......Don't waste your money.
if you want a lomo effect, get a Holga. it is cheaper than the so call fish eye adapter.
if you want a lomo effect, get a Holga. it is cheaper than the so call fish eye adapter.
how to read ur lips ah? dont tell me u 2 got video conference set up ah?:bsmilie::bsmilie::bsmilie:
but atleast TS made the effort to ask before buying.
else, kana vita-con
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