Get wide-angle and fish-eye effect for about $5 with this DIY lens attachment. Expands your camera's viewing angle up to 200 degrees. Great for tight-quarters indoor shots, stunning landscapes, and funny fish-eye photos. Amazing results. For use on photo and video cameras.
- Hot
- Latest
-
How To:
Use your laptop as a monitor with the Canon 5D or 7D
-
How To:
Solve the blinking "FEE" error message on a Nikon DSLR
-
How To:
Clean the camera contacts on a DSLR
-
How To:
Transmit files wirelessly on the Canon EOS 7D
-
How To:
Use external Speedlite controls on the Canon 5D
-
How To:
Control shutter speed and aperture settings on a Canon EOS DSLR camera
-
How To:
Use a wireless remote control with a Canon 5D Mark II
-
How To:
Spy on friends with a hidden camera
-
How To:
Use the movie mode on the Canon EOS 7D
-
How To:
Set a custom white balance on the Canon 5D Mark II
-
How To:
Take close-up macro shots with a Canon EOS DSLR camera
-
How To:
Solve the overheating problem on the Nikon SB-900
-
How To:
Set up a Canon 7D for slow motion
-
How To:
Use the electronic level display on the Canon EOS 7D
-
How To:
Use the basic functions of the Canon 7D
-
How To:
Get started with the Nikon D40 & Nikon D40x
-
How To:
Use the rule of thirds with digital cameras
-
How To:
Email pictures and videos on a Kodak EasyShare camera
-
How To:
Enable auto focus in video mode on the Canon 5D
-
How To:
Use your laptop as a monitor with the Canon 5D or 7D
-
How To:
Solve the blinking "FEE" error message on a Nikon DSLR
-
How To:
Clean the camera contacts on a DSLR
-
How To:
Transmit files wirelessly on the Canon EOS 7D
-
How To:
Use external Speedlite controls on the Canon 5D
-
How To:
Control shutter speed and aperture settings on a Canon EOS DSLR camera
-
How To:
Use a wireless remote control with a Canon 5D Mark II
-
How To:
Spy on friends with a hidden camera
-
How To:
Use the movie mode on the Canon EOS 7D
-
How To:
Set a custom white balance on the Canon 5D Mark II
-
How To:
Take close-up macro shots with a Canon EOS DSLR camera
-
How To:
Solve the overheating problem on the Nikon SB-900
-
How To:
Set up a Canon 7D for slow motion
-
How To:
Use the electronic level display on the Canon EOS 7D
-
How To:
Use the basic functions of the Canon 7D
-
How To:
Get started with the Nikon D40 & Nikon D40x
-
How To:
Email pictures and videos on a Kodak EasyShare camera
-
How To:
Use the rule of thirds with digital cameras
-
How To:
Use the Autofocus on a Nikon D3100 DSLR Camera Correctly
4 Comments
thnx a lot dude! i've been trying to find a way to get a fisheye lens for my camera without paying a lot for one, because my friends and i ride bmx and this is perfect!!! automatic favorite!
awesome! gonna try this out
Thanks for the proof of concept. I recently began taking handheld photos of celestial objects through my telescope and had conceived of a similar PVC device to fit my camera (Coolpix L10) to the telescope. Nice idea on the foam tape.
great !! gonna order one of ebay :)
Share Your Thoughts