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Olympus 8mm f/3.5 Zuiko Fisheye Lens for Olympus Digital SLR Cameras
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| Compatible with E-series SLR cameras |
| 180º viewing area for dramatic pictures |
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Customers Reviews
2009-10-19
Corner to corner sharpness can't be beat
Before investing this much cash into this lens, I highly suggest you pick up a cheap $30-80 fisheye adapter that can work with one of your existing lenses. If you have a blast with it after many, many shots, but wish the pictures were sharper, then it's time to buy this Olympus Fisheye.
It's just amazing how sharp this thing is, but for the price it better be. I initially picked this up for use on my E-P1 with adapter, but now I mostly use it on my E-620. It works great on both, I just like the balance of it better on the E-620.
It's great for taking pics of large crowds, interiors, landscapes, whatever you want really. I can't wait to take this thing on my next vacation.
The construction quality is extremely good and focus is zippy.
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2009-05-21
Fun Lens certainly not your primary lens.
I recently purchased this lens. Some people like Fisheye some people don't so it is not going to be your main lens. But in terms of a great lens for vacation and really unique pictures you can't go past it. The build quality is amazing and justifies the price.
I use it currently on a 410 it does feel like it is going to break the mount as it is quite heavy compared to the body. But I don't think this will happen.
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2009-04-01
WOW!
I had already upgraded all of my Olympus Zuiko lenses to the second-tier (above the ones that the camera came with, and below the ones that cost gazillions), but I hadn't gotten around to buying a fish-eye.
I upgraded the others because of their brightness and clarity, but I didn't see a lot of value in a fisheye just yet.
I WISH I HAD DONE THIS SOONER. This lens is bright, clear, and opens up another perspective in my photo opportunities! I recently returned from Big Bend National Park, and this lens came in very handy, capturing the grandness of the Santa Elena Canyon like none of my other lenses could!
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2009-02-16
Superb Ultra-Wide Angle Lens
Very high quality build. Sharp images. It doesn't get any wider than this. If you like wide angle you will love this lens.
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2008-08-16
An Angle of View almost like the Human Eye
This lens is good if you are close-up, in the middle of a croud, and you want as much as possible of a wide angle to catch the whole scene. Obviously there will be distortions of straight lines into curved lines, since the camera sensor is flat, and not spheric like the human eye. That kind of distortion is a matter of taste. If you keep at least the horizon straight by keeping it in the middle, the other distortions can be quite artistic. I used this lens in the Philippines for 5500 photos, and published the best in a few books. Technically, the lens delivers in-focus sharpness from very closeup to infinity at f11. I usually use the 11-22mm Zuiko, but for this travel photography in crouded places, this lens was the best!
Jeepneys: Public Transportation - The Philippine Way!
Baguio Market: A photographic walk through a busy place.
Manila Market: Photographs Transformed
Tricycles: Philippine Multipurpose Vehicles
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Product Details
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Binding: Electronics
Brand: Olympus
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EAN: 0050332154582
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Label: Olympus
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
Manufacturer: Olympus
Model: 261010
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