Ray Sachs
Legend
- Location
- Not too far from Philly
- Name
- you should be able to figure it out...
There's a new fisheye for m43, made by Samyang. I've sort of wanted to check out a fisheye, but could never see paying the price for the Pany, but the Samyang is only about $400, its manual focus and manual aperture control, and its about the size of the Pany 25mm. I don't know if I'll find enough use to keep it, but its a lot of fun to play around with. Did my typical walk through the nearby ag preserve with my dog and shot with it a bit.
You can go with the overwhelming fishy perspective:
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Or you can just use it as a superwide, without being toooo obvious (although I don't think trees grow like that):
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Or if its just fishy enough, you can cook the processing to get the implication of it coming from a different planet, because you know SOMETHING is off:
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This one is a fake IR treatment, which looks pretty much like IR when you leave it in B&W, but when you put the color back in, it mostly looks weird. I like weird.
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I haven't seen such intense and obvious flare since my old Pentax K1000 - I know its a flaw but I've always liked it:
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-Ray
You can go with the overwhelming fishy perspective:
View attachment 42675
Or you can just use it as a superwide, without being toooo obvious (although I don't think trees grow like that):
View attachment 42676
Or if its just fishy enough, you can cook the processing to get the implication of it coming from a different planet, because you know SOMETHING is off:
View attachment 42677
This one is a fake IR treatment, which looks pretty much like IR when you leave it in B&W, but when you put the color back in, it mostly looks weird. I like weird.
View attachment 42678
I haven't seen such intense and obvious flare since my old Pentax K1000 - I know its a flaw but I've always liked it:
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-Ray