cshimokita
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Good location and excellent color...
While it's not a lens that I would use on a regular basis, I have seen some extremely well done shots with a fisheye... and therefore I would not discount this type of lens...
Photos that were about content not fisheye rendering... e.g. the Milky Way with old buildings, interiors, and very narrow canyons.
I look forward to seeing how your time with that lens develops... I think you have to experiment to get the most out of it... but I like what you have shown us here...
Casey
Fisheye
Been trying out a newly acquired fisheye lens of late And also been a while since I posted. Just wondering if any PuristS here are into that ? Any practical tips? Cheers folks ! ...
That is an awesome photo
Where is the location could I ask? See, the reason I've generally not warmed to fisheye lenses is that they're typically used in a fairly gratuitous fashion, should that make sense. Unsure whether that's the correct word or not, but what I mean to say is ...
Holiday Inn Singapore
As esharp eluded to, it's the Holiday Inn Singapore. Not the fanciest hotel, but the atrium looks great now.
Good location and excellent color...
While it's not a lens that I would use on a regular basis, I have seen some extremely well done shots with a fisheye... and therefore I would not discount this type of lens... Photos that were about content not fisheye rendering... e.g. the Milky Way with...
Never
quite got the hang of Astro photography. And Much to bright in Singapore ! But I have to try it again !
Up
Thing is the only way to get any decent photos is that direction. Not quite getting the hang of it yet ....
Congratulations....
That is by far the best photo of this hotels atrium I ever saw. You have a gift . This lens will be a great addition to your equipment, you will make good use of it Best Edward
Panasonic 8mm Fisheye
A M43 lens, D. Mated to my EM-1 body. Sharp lens, unfortunately not very fast