1972 6mm f2.8 Fish Eye Lens Photo w/Z9

Danno_RIP

Danno_RIP

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I was just watching some YouTube today… post stomach bug recovery, and I came across this video demonstrating a monster 6mm f2.8 fish eye lens being used on a Z9 via an FTZ adapter. I just thought it was pretty amazing lens was made made in 1972. It is the widest lens Nikon has ever made.

Some of the shots were so so but some were pretty cool.

https://youtu.be/8s6wl7jwC4w
 
Dangerspouse

Dangerspouse

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Wow, that really WAS cool. Thanks for posting this, Dan! I liked a lot of the shots a lot more than I thought I would, like the two shots where he aimed the camera straight up and got a 360 degree view of the ground. Shame they couldn't have gone inside St. Paul's for some interior pics!
 
Danno_RIP

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Dangerspouse said:
Wow, that really WAS cool. Thanks for posting this, Dan! I liked a lot of the shots a lot more than I thought I would, like the two shots where he aimed the camera straight up and got a 360 degree view of the ground. Shame they couldn't have gone inside St. Paul's for some interior pics![/QUOTEs

Those were my favorite as well. I agree that it would have been very interesting to get a shot inside St. Paul's as well. It changed my idea about fish eyes as well. Pretty cool overall.
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BF Hammer

BF Hammer

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Now I want that for some full-sky Milky Way photos! Although I think the composition might break most star-stacking software. ;)
 
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