studio1972
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That was the special tidy version of my desk, it's much worse normally!
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The 5D?? You must be kidding, you can hardly shoot action sports with a 5D.At that price.. better served spending the extra money... getting a 5d and a decent fish.
The 5D?? You must be kidding, you can hardly shoot action sports with a 5D.
a fisheye shot is a limited application kind of thing.
I didn't know the end all be all would be sports.. and certainly heaven forbid... to only use this for the trite skateboarding stuff. There's more to what I do than sports or skating.. but those are fun.
The point is the price of this.. and the fact that you can get a really nice 35mm fish and use it on a number of cams for years to come. But ultimately, I'm going to buy that Opeka... a fisheye shot is a limited application kind of thing.
I don't think manglerbmx is seriously recommending this kind of fisheye for wedding videos.Thats what we figure - only need it for 5 minutes of the church...
Like it or not there is no comparable lens. Some DSLR lenses cost a lot more money than this particular lens. It's probably not for some hobbyist shooting around, it's for filmer pros who have the money.green thumb said:no one should ever pay 2800 for a piece of glass that WILL get scratched. and like i said before, it's excessively bulky. not exactly what i want to skate around and film lines with. there is just no justification for that price tag, IMHO.
I don't think manglerbmx is seriously recommending this kind of fisheye for wedding videos.
Like it or not there is no comparable lens. Some DSLR lenses cost a lot more money than this particular lens. It's probably not for some hobbyist shooting around, it's for filmer pros who have the money.