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Published: 2009-12-16 08:31:57 +0000 UTC; Views: 37354; Favourites: 2486; Downloads: 0
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OMG, my second DD
Thank you very very much!
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you are welcome
nice to meet u
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Thank you
Yep, Fisheye
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Love it, reallyyy °_°
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absolutely great! im learning how to maximize my use of fisheye, so this photo is a great inspiration. keep it up!
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Thank you very much
Fisheye offers so much fun
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WOWWW 
would ya let me borrow that heheh
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LOL, it's pretty cheap (around 200 Euros) so maybe you can afford it on your own LOL
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1 euro = 1,48 $ or something like that...
even though if a lens costs 1500 $ in the US it will be 1500 Euros here...
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In 1968 a friend of mine hired a 2mm fisheye to take special pictures, which I then sold one of to a department store. The 2mm lens captures an entire hemisphere with a massive 182 degree field of view in all directions, producing a circular image. A friend of mine took a photo of me saluting while wearing a solar topee and a face mask and snorkel over a pin striped charcoal suit. We called it 'The Setting Of The Empire. It was cropped to rectangular and showed a normal looking face on a blimp like figure which tapered down to a tiny pair of legs and feet!
The eight millimetre lens looks very useful indeed and this photo is a perfect example of how it should be used.
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2mm? omg that's awesome!
i would love to see the picture, 2mm must be sooooooooo wide
but the 8mm is great as well (especially for the really low price) but i think i have to get another fisheye that really supports fullframe. i can only use the samyang in apsc mode and it often is a bit difficult to compose because the corners of the fixed lens hood distract the eye when looking through the viewfinder... or i cut of the lens hood and an even wider field of view...
Oh, and thank you very much
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And for a single glance through the thumbnail, I thought it was a digital painting, orz. How can I see a photography as a digital painting?
Anyway, cool photo! The perspective is beautiful! XD
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Lol, that may happen
Thank you very much
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Thank you
It is in London
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How can you take a picture like this? Is it an HDR fisheye?
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It's an fisheye shot but not really HDR (in the sense of converting it to 32bit) but DRI.
I used 2 shots which i manually combined in photoshop.
and some further photoshop processing was involved as well
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forgive my ignorance, but what is DRI?
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i think DRI stand dynamic range increased (or something like that).
basically i used a shot with normal exposure and one that was underexposed for the sky and i masked the sky by hand in photoshop
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Awesome panorama! Congrats on the DD
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Thank you very much
But it's not a panorama, just one shot with the fisheye
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Really? I never knew that. That is one sweet lens!
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oh yeah it really is
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Could you please send a link over with the lens? I'd really like to see it.
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Sure, here it is:
[link]
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Wow, around $340 USD? That's a pretty nice looking lens
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