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FIsheye Macro

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FIsheye Macro

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  1. Hey...Just read the newest edition of UWMag and saw an AD for Fisheye Macro - with a picture. The only thing I have ever seen even close to this was a pic of someone doing muck diving and super macro.

     

    What is fisheye macro? I have not a clue. The ad mentioned a fisheye macro relay lens.

     

    Lost - DiverPam

  2. Hey...Just read the newest edition of UWMag and saw an AD for Fisheye Macro - with a picture. The only thing I have ever seen even close to this was a pic of someone doing muck diving and super macro.

     

    What is fisheye macro? I have not a clue. The ad mentioned a fisheye macro relay lens.

     

    Lost - DiverPam

     

     

    Look here.... its got some photo examples that describe the difference... I would love to have one but the cost is close to ridiculous the last I checked... and now with the additional cost of an "adaptor" for most brand housings?? Sheesh...

     

    http://www.inon.jp/products/port-gear/EFS60.html

     

    Adaptor

    http://www.divephotoguide.com/underwater-p...cro-relay-lens/

  3. Hey...Just read the newest edition of UWMag and saw an AD for Fisheye Macro - with a picture. The only thing I have ever seen even close to this was a pic of someone doing muck diving and super macro.

     

    What is fisheye macro? I have not a clue. The ad mentioned a fisheye macro relay lens.

     

    Lost - DiverPam

    Check out Eric Cheng's night Safari pics, AFAIK they were all shot with the Inon lens.

    http://wetpixel.com/forums/lofiversion/index.php/t34951.html

    I think that is the right link.

    Bill

  4. Thanks for the links. I get it now. Another type of macro - which allows you to get as close as 0cm. I do notice that this is not as sharp as a regular 60mm lens. But had some interesting perspectives.

     

    DiverPam

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