Fisheyes

CodyChirichiello

Steel Member
OK, I know that there have been threads about these but I figured I should make one for this section. I guess you can ask question or say what kind you have and how much you like it and stuff like that.

To start off, I have a question. I know that people have suggest that Kenko .43x fisheye. It says it is 37 mm, so im not sure but would I need a step up ring? The camera that I use says 20x zoom 2.8-56mm. I am such a n00b with these camera. !sad
 

Brian Boston

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Look on the front of your camera where all that stuff is around the lens.. look for this symbol Ã?Æ?Ã?â??Ã?â? Ã¢â?¬â?¢Ã?Æ?ââ?¬Â¹Ã?â?¦Ã¢â?¬Å? with a number next to it. Thats your filter size, so if its not 37 you need to get whatever size your filter is to 37mm steup ring.
 

gazza707

Member
Okay, well considering this thread has been pretty well answered I've got another question about fisheyes..

If your camera has a fisheye, does it still give the image a "sphere look" if you zoom in?
i dunno if that makes sense or not.
 

Brian Boston

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Gary said:
Okay, well considering this thread has been pretty well answered I've got another question about fisheyes..

If your camera has a fisheye, does it still give the image a "sphere look" if you zoom in?
i dunno if that makes sense or not.
It will go away the more you zoom, BUTTTT with most fisheyes once you zoom so far you cant focus anymore.

farmerRIP Irwin said:
i want a century but i can't afford it any other good options????
Like Jason said, Century is the way to go. I used to be like oh but theres kenko and its still good but i take that statement back haha. But if you realllly cant save up for a Century get a Kenko, im pretty sure all the stores have them back in stock (for some reason for like the past month no stores had them).
 

Matt Dibble

M3MB3R
Staff member
When alex schad saw my kenko .43x (the one already mentioned) he was like "flashlight?" lol it was funny.
 

brandon kilbury

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Brian Boston said:
Gary said:
Okay, well considering this thread has been pretty well answered I've got another question about fisheyes..

If your camera has a fisheye, does it still give the image a "sphere look" if you zoom in?
i dunno if that makes sense or not.
It will go away the more you zoom, BUTTTT with most fisheyes once you zoom so far you cant focus anymore.


unless it has a macro, then you can zoom as much as you want.

edit: nevermind, haha, im fucking with mine right now and it does go out of focus at a certain point.
 

Brian Boston

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Jakob Burns said:
i have a 46.mm lens i want a Kenko .43x would i have to an adatper for it ?
If your sure thats the right size, 37mm lenses are probably going to have vignetting... You sure your looking at the right number?
 
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