On the Nikon D3 at infinity, it's sharp in the center at every aperture. Theta = radians displacement from the lens axis Image displacement on film, mm, from the center of the image You math professors, here's the formulae that represents how points on This uses the usual fisheye projection, which means that equal angles of displacement of the subject from the lens' axis results in equal displacement of that subject from the center of the image. The built-in little petals are mostly for protecting the front element. (285g) or 10.2 oz (290g), depending on where you read it. (292.6g.), with no caps but with a mandatory rear filter. The front hood-like section of mine measures 2.402" (61.02mm) around the lens body is slightly thicker than the front. That's the dot at f/4 on the depth-of-field scale. but is a completely different design without CRC.ħ conventional blades stopping down to f/22. The earlier 16mm f/2.8 AI-s had the same number of elements.
The front group moves out and rotates to focus more closely, while the rear group moves forward but does not rotate.
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It has close range correction, ( CRC), unlike the manual focus lens. On a DX camera it gives a less crazy 107 degree angle of view. It gives a highly distorted 180 degree angle of view from corner to corner on film or an FX camera. Nikon calls this the Nikon AF Fisheye Nikkor 16mm f/2.8 D. This real Nikon 16mm ought to be much better I'll let you know. I show examples in my 16mm Zenitar Fisheye Review of how the crappy Zenitar 16mm ($175 new) completely outperforms the Nikon 10.5mm DX on a DX camera as I stop them both down.
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Be careful about DxO, since there is no module yet for the D3.įor DX cameras, get the 10.5mm DX instead.ĭue to the Full Frame Advantage, this 16mm on a D3 should have better performance than the 10.5mm on a DX camera, or in the DX mode of the D3. Used with software like DxO and Fisheye-Hemi it becomes much more useful because you can stretch the curved images back into something less silly. Is a fun lens for film and FX digital cameras. The Nikon 16mm fisheye offers all the convenience of through-the-lens viewing and metering, It is ideal for use on the Nikon D3, as well as every film camera, auto and manual focus. On DX, use onbly the 10.5mm DX fisheye.įisheye lens fills the entire frame with a useful image, unlike the foolish It is not a fisheye on DX, just a distorted wide lens.
Thi sis Nikon's full-frame fisheye for use on FX and 35mm cameras. Thanks for helping me help you! Ken.Īugust 2013 Nikon Reviews Nikon Lenses All Reviewsī&H Photo - Video - Pro Audio I use these stores.
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Nikon 16mm f/2.8 AF-D ( FX and 35mm coverage ( don't use on DX), rear bayonet filters, 10.3 oz./293g, 0.85'/0.25 m close focus, about $900 new or $600 used at eBay see How to Win at eBay). Intro Specs Math Performance Recommendations Home Donate New Search Gallery Reviews How-To Books Links Workshops About Contact
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