Features: The first fisheye lens developed exclusively for use with Nikon DX Format* Ultra ... more
wide picture angle of 180deg. on DX sensor achieved by producing a smaller image circle (the size of the image that is projected by the lens on to the sensor) en...
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Features: The first fisheye lens developed exclusively for use with Nikon DX Format* Ultra ... more
wide picture angle of 180deg. on DX sensor achieved by producing a smaller image circle (the size of the image that is projected by the lens on to the sensor) en...
Postage & Packaging: Free! Availability: Usually dispatched within 24 hours...
The world's first fisheye lens developed for the Nikon DX Format digital SLRs: D1X, D2H, ... more
D1H, D1, D100. This lens enables a unique 180-degree picture angle, close focusing down to 14cm and the kind of incredible depth of field (DOF) properties characte...
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The world's first fisheye lens developed for the Nikon DX Format digital SLRs: D1X, D2H, ... more
D1H, D1, D100. This lens enables a unique 180-degree picture angle, close focusing down to 14cm and the kind of incredible depth of field (DOF) properties characte...
Postage & Packaging: £3.48 Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days...
Advantages: Good performance. Great fun. Good value. Disadvantages: Limited uses. Canon owners should consider Canon's version.
I purchased this lens brand new in preference to the Canon EF 15mmf/2.8fisheye, primarily because I thought it might be a better lens than the now aging Canon version. The Canon lens has not been updated in many years, having been designed originally for 35mm Canon EOS cameras. The Sigma on the other hand, is a more up-to-date design, benefiting from more recent developments in both lens design and technology and 'should' therefore, I would have thought, been a superior offering. I was wrong!
The Sigma is by no means a 'bad' lens, simply not quite as 'good' as the old Canon lens. Very good results are in fact possible but a little work is necessary post production, through image editing software, to get the very best from it. Also, a little aforethought helps when shooting with this lens and some appreciation of both it ...
Advantages: Beautiful bokeh, tack-sharp, vibration reduction, easy to use, many useful accessories Disadvantages: heavy, expensive, slight vignetting, prone to flaring
their version, the so-called "vibration reduction", was the 80-400mmf/4.5-5.6 ED. An interesting lens to be sure, but Nikon owners really started to get excited at the announcement of the AF-S 70-200 F2.8 VR. This lens, a successor of a highly regarded line of professional lenses, turned out to be spectacular: the image stabila? sorry, the vibration reduction was possibly even more effective than Canon's and the image quality? Well, I am going to discuss that right now!
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The 70-200 VR is a tack-sharp lens, as you would expect of a lens in this price class. It is not even in the same ballpark as normal consumer lenses: the colours are vibrant, the details sharp, and the bokeh (the appearance of parts of the picture that our out of focus) is stunning. The lens is particularly famous for the silky smooth rendering of out ...
Advantages: value for money (compared to pro level), build quality, Disadvantages: makes you think your a pro, but by its nature, proves you otherwise.
quality macro lens. It's a bit slow on auto focus, but if you shooting macro the chances are that the subject is pretty still. I use mine most days.
Tech Spec:
Focal length - 105mm
Weight - about 500g
Magnification - 1:1
f-stop range - 2.8-32
Filter size 58mm
Mounts: SIGMA, CANON, NIKON, SONY, PENTAX
Final point: Read about macro photography before buying a lens like this. The technique is NOT the same as 'point and shoot'. ...
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The first fisheye lens developed exclusively for use with Nikon DX Format. Ultra wide picture angle of 180° on DX sensor achieved by producing a smaller image circle (the size of the image that is projected by the lens on to the sensor) enables smaller lens diameter, lighter weight and optimal image quality from center-to edge-to-corner on the image. The lens is equivalent to 16mm focal length on 35mm. Minimum focus distance of 0.14m (5.5 in.), or 0.03m (1.2 in.) from the lens front, makes extreme close-ups possible. Close-Range Correction (CRC) provides high performance for sharper images when taking pictures up close. Extra-Low Dispersion (ED) glass element minimizes chromatic aberration. Design enables a combination of wider angle-of-view with optical characteristics that are optimized for Nikon digital SLR camera sensors. Nikon D-type design provides precise distance information for flash and ambient light exposure processes. Rounded diaphragm to make out-of-focus elements appear more natural. G Type DX Nikkor is designed exclusively for use with Nikon Digital SLR models.
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