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- Sep 23, 2009 at 18:42Sep 23, 2009
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- 13 1
a wide angle & fisheye are not the same thing, so before u get all shirty & sarcastic with ur comments get yo shit right! It is a fisheye pic piojoer.
- 3 11
When a lens is set to have an extremely wide field of view, distortion becomes apparent, hence the "fish eye" effect.
- 11 0
Dude... I'm a professional photographer, I think I know what I'm saying... that is not how it works. hahaha
You get wide angles that are 10mm (aka really wide, but not fisheye) & you get some 15mm (not as wide) fisheye's. How do explain that then?
You get wide angles that are 10mm (aka really wide, but not fisheye) & you get some 15mm (not as wide) fisheye's. How do explain that then?
- 7 1
hahaha, ur a funny guy.
The sensor has nothing to do with a lens being fisheye or not... try again... there is one main difference & you can see it in the shot quite easily.
The sensor has nothing to do with a lens being fisheye or not... try again... there is one main difference & you can see it in the shot quite easily.
- 3 12
Distortion? What do you think that's caused by? The smaller chips don't see as much as the projected image from the lens so it appears like a narrower field of view with less distortion. And stop playing with the props.
- 13 0
Wrong again...
Ok, I'll put you out of your misery.
A fisheye lens has barrel distortion which curves things, like looking at a reflection on a ball... a wide angle lens tries to correct that curvature & pulls the corners out to straighten the lines which causes another type of distortion completely.
I teach photography, you can take my word for it.
Next time someone asks a question, maybe keep quiet if you don't know the answer & just want them to look stupid. It's no good for anyone.
Ok, I'll put you out of your misery.
A fisheye lens has barrel distortion which curves things, like looking at a reflection on a ball... a wide angle lens tries to correct that curvature & pulls the corners out to straighten the lines which causes another type of distortion completely.
I teach photography, you can take my word for it.
Next time someone asks a question, maybe keep quiet if you don't know the answer & just want them to look stupid. It's no good for anyone.
- 1 10
So you are saying that a "fish" lens does not project a wide angle field of view? I said it was a wide-angle. That's true. Fishes are wides, but wides aren't fishes.
- 8 0
yeah, everyone thinks they're an expert & just prove their ignorance most of the time... just interesting to see how far some will go.
- 1 6
You seem to have decided to ignore my perfectly true statement that fish eye lenses provide a wide angle field of view.
- 6 0
I have not ignored that. Piojoer asked what made a lens fisheye & you didn't know... it's not just coz it's wide & you went on about crop factor on sensors & all sorts of completely irrelevant stuff to try & explain it instead of just ask or use google or something. You, knowing this little tried to make someone look stupid for asking a question you didn't know the answer to...
- 8 0
why was it a battle? I asked a question you couldn't answer... that's it. I wasn't fighting you.
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