T thevessels macrumors regular Original poster Nov 3, 2006 #1 just browsin around ebay it seems fisheye lenses are pretty generic . i have a rebel , anything i should avoid ? or are they just kinda dime a dozen .
just browsin around ebay it seems fisheye lenses are pretty generic . i have a rebel , anything i should avoid ? or are they just kinda dime a dozen .
jemmX macrumors member Nov 3, 2006 #2 hi, check the new Tokina 10/17mm ATX fisheye, about 550 euros. This is very interesting, at 10mm is a 180 degree fisheye but at17mm is a wide lense, incredible fish with zoom. I awaiting for this, made for Nikon-Canon & others. 😉
hi, check the new Tokina 10/17mm ATX fisheye, about 550 euros. This is very interesting, at 10mm is a 180 degree fisheye but at17mm is a wide lense, incredible fish with zoom. I awaiting for this, made for Nikon-Canon & others. 😉
Benjamindaines macrumors 68030 Nov 3, 2006 #3 I have a Nikon 10.5mm one and it's great. I would stay away from the Canon 15mm, I've been told it doesn't have nearly enough fishing (if that's what you want to call it)
I have a Nikon 10.5mm one and it's great. I would stay away from the Canon 15mm, I've been told it doesn't have nearly enough fishing (if that's what you want to call it)
extraextra macrumors 68000 Nov 3, 2006 #4 The Sigma 8mm seems to be great if you have a 1.6/1.5 crop camera! Otherwise something like the Sigma 10-20mm or Tamron 12-24 would be good too.
The Sigma 8mm seems to be great if you have a 1.6/1.5 crop camera! Otherwise something like the Sigma 10-20mm or Tamron 12-24 would be good too.
Chip NoVaMac macrumors G3 Nov 6, 2006 #5 If you are using a Nikon DSLR, the 10.5 fish-eye rocks IMO. Just search for some of the threads I posted here with sample images from this image.
If you are using a Nikon DSLR, the 10.5 fish-eye rocks IMO. Just search for some of the threads I posted here with sample images from this image.