Yesterday we looked at some straight out of camera fisheye images from a walk at the beach. Today we show the versatility of a fisheye lens and correct the distortion of a different selection of images and give them a little edit!
All images are edited in Photoscape X Pro, which has the best distortion control for fisheye lens correction. I used my Nikon ZF with the TTArtisan 11mm F/2.8 fisheye lens. All images were shot at F/8, ISO100 and various shutter speeds to control the exposure.
I know I’ve talked about fisheye lenses many times, but they really are two lenses in one. There is the fun distortion side, and then you can correct that distortion with the right software and have a super-wide angle lens that is still much much wider than a standard 14mm lens.
My name is Mark G Adams and I run Photography By Mark G Adams. I am a professional photographer from South Wales, shooting weddings, events and portraits as well as running meets and workshops. For fun I like to shoot landscapes, wildlife and occasionally do street photography. Enjoy my website as I share my knowledge learned over decades of working and having fun in photography.
You can find all the latest articles and blogs on my homepage here.
My main photography social media page is my Photography By Mark G Adams page.
Nikon Recipes for the Z system can be found here.
You can find a complete list of my gear here.
One Camera One Lens Photography 