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I just crept in the grass to get that "in-the-face" perspective. Best viewed in large size.
F/8, 1/500 sec.
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Funny you can get so up close and personal with a fisheye, but you need some attractive bait (read "bread"). Also best viewed in large size.
F/8, 1/500sec.
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Wanna know more about this lens? See my review here.

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Thomas (beware: Nikon-fanboy and moderator!) My Lens Reviews, My Pictures, My Photography Blog
D800+assorted lenses

Thomas, you tease with such a gorgeous lens!

I really love the first one by the way =)

this is the last lense i'm after to complete my set of lenses. excellent

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55-200mm
60mm macro
50mm prime
18mm-135mm

great pictures Thomas,
a fisheye is a lens I've always wanted when I had film cameras.
still deciding whether to buy the Sigma 10-20 0r the 10.5 nikkor I guess if I break the piggy bank the choice is mine. Looks like the wider aperture of the nikkor seems best.
regards GCJ

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Nikon D80, D40 and various lenses.

Just reviving my practice with this great fish-eye. Here's what I shot today placing the camera to the ground to give you an incredible upward perspective just like from a mouse.

Mushroom:


The image was taken at f/5.6, 1/60sec, ISO 200, -1EV, post-processed with a little stronger contrast and some cropping.
Btw. did you notice the dreaded curved lines of the typical fish-eye shot? Not much of them to be seen, eh?

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Thomas (beware: Nikon-fanboy and moderator!) My Lens Reviews, My Pictures, My Photography Blog
D800+assorted lenses