I have the Canon 20D with an Aquatica housing, along with a Canon 10-22 and 60 Macro. I am thinking about purchasing a fisheye. Will the Canon make a significant difference in my wide angel shots?
Tom
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Canon 15 Fisheye add much to my Canon 10-22?
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Canon 15 Fisheye add much to my Canon 10-22?
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I think the canon 10-22 is wider than the fisheye on a cropped sensor camera.
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With the fisheye you are able to move closer (ie very close) to big subjects and capture the enture subject without any part of it being cropped out of frame.
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10-20 has a 107 degree diagonal angle of view, 15mm FE has a 112.5 angle on a cropped camera.
Depends if the 5mm is important to you or not.
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The corners on the 15mm on a cropped camera are better than the 10-22. You also get a slightly faster lens (f2.8 vs 3.5 i think).
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I trhink the canon 10-22 is wider than the fisheye on a cropped sensor camera.10-20 has a 107 degree diagonal angle of view, 15mm FE has a 112.5 angle on a cropped camera.
I always refer back to this picture to get an idea of relative field of view:
http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp...essage=13356686
According to the graphic, the 10mm is slightly wider on a crop sensor camera but not by much. The real difference is that due to the projection of the fisheye, you lose coverage at the horizontal and vertical axes.
