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Precision Design 0.25x Fisheye Lens with Nikon Cleaning Kit for Nikon D40, D60, D90, D300s, D3000, D3100, D5000, D7000 Digital SLR Camera & 18-55mm, 55-200mm, 55-300mm VR DX Lens

Precision Design 0.25X Super AF Fisheye Lens Easily add a fisheye effect to your digital camera. The term fish-eye was coined to refer to a lens capable of imaging an entire hemisphere; providing a circular view that a fish looking upward at the surface of the water might see. It should really be called a fish view lens since the eye of the fish probably is not responsible for what it sees as much as the fact that its eye is immersed in water. In any case fisheye lenses achieve extremely wide angles of view by foregoing a rectilinear image to give fisheye images their characteristic convex appearance. Dont confuse this .25X quality Precision Design optic with .42X/.45X Panoramic Super Wide Angle Semi Fisheye Titanium Crystal Optics type lenses whose rear elements unscrew to be used as macro lenses. They can not even approach delivering a high quality 180 degree field of view. The all-glass high resolution optics of the Precision Design .25x Super Fish Eye are manufactured in Japan and have been engineered to do one thing and do it well. reduce the focal length of a lens by .25X to provide an amazing fish eye view. Depending on the camera model and lens its mounted on the image can cover the entire frame edge to edge or provide a circular image fully contained within the frame. Mounted to a zoom lens the Precision Design .25X can often offer ultra wide angle diagonal fisheye (full frame) and circular fisheye images. Close focusing is almost to the front of the optic and theres huge depth of field. The .25X can be a great tool for real estate agents or for just having fun! If you plan on doing panoramic or full room shots just stand your tripod in a corner facing the center of a room. It can capture almost EVERYTHING floor to ceiling wall to wall except what is directly behind the camera. Just import the resulting image into a panoramic editor or stitching program (your digital camera probably came w