Fisheye for HVX200

Sektor

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Hey... i need help... i need a fisheye for the HVX200 quickly... any idea where i can get one... i checked in B & H, but they are out of shiping until the 28th april... i need it as soon as possible... so???

(Note: I'm sorry about my english)
 
Hey Sektor,

I can check with Century on lead-time but this is the fisheye that we offer:

http://www.spec-comm.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=26_54&products_id=435

Best regards,

Andrew Hoffman
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Specialized Communications Corp.
20940 Twin Springs Dr.
Smithsburg, MD 21783-1510 USA
800-359-1858
301-790-0103
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andrewh@spec-comm.com
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Nice pieces. Like the performance school piece a lot. I would love to have the .45 and the century I have but a tele converter is next on the list.



Your roomate must have been pissed at that.. Funny stuff there. Go cannucks! whatever that means.
 
Nice pieces. Like the performance school piece a lot. I would love to have the .45 and the century I have but a tele converter is next on the list.

Your roomate must have been pissed at that.. Funny stuff there. Go cannucks! whatever that means.

Thanks.

Additionally, I used the the .6 Century for MANY of the shots in the performing arts video.
 
The 0.55 Century seems like the way to go, not too wide so useable for certain professional applications. But still wide enough for extreme sports.

Has anyone tried the Cavision 0.4x? cheaper yes, but i wonder what the fish effect is like.

As nice as the 16x9 0.45x looks i dont like the fact you have to step down to a 72mm thread to attach it. This has got to be the reason that with certain hvxs (well most) you see slight vignetting on the left hand side.

But then again, guess you cant have everything, even centurys extreme fish vignettes...
 
YEP. I have the .55 and it's a sweet piece. I find that it's a better choice than the .6 except if you have to zoom. That .6 is HEAVY...
 
That .6 is HEAVY...
The nice thing about the Schneider/Century optics is that they attach to the bayonet mount of the HVX rather than being threaded on -- that's a much more robust and durable method, and is much quicker too.
 
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