Difference between revisions of "Sigma 8mm F3.5 EX DG Fisheye"
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This is Sigma's second fisheye lens for modern SLR cameras, like Canon EOS and Nikon. The lens is slightly better than the previous model. This page will describe the Lens, handling, applications and it's features with links to pbase.com and other sample. | This is Sigma's second fisheye lens for modern SLR cameras, like Canon EOS and Nikon. The lens is slightly better than the previous model. This page will describe the Lens, handling, applications and it's features with links to pbase.com and other sample. | ||
Revision as of 21:00, 1 September 2007
A fisheye lens
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| Sample photo taken with the Canon EOS 30D. You can see the tripod holding the Camera. |
This is Sigma's second fisheye lens for modern SLR cameras, like Canon EOS and Nikon. The lens is slightly better than the previous model. This page will describe the Lens, handling, applications and it's features with links to pbase.com and other sample.
