Good video Gary. Informative and rational discussion, great photo examples too! Well done and thank you. I might have to put this lens on my shopping list.
Have used the 7artisans 7.5mm f2.8 these last 2 years.. awesome.. really needed to test it out low light Interior architecture church or cathedral or similar..😊
I have a favor to ask: could you try composing by cropping? What I mean is to put your subject(especially small objects) in the center to take a picture, and then crop the image so that your subject is, for example, on the gridlines of the rule of thirds. this will emphasize your image twice. Once with the distortion, and once again with its location in your cropped field of view.
Good video Gary. Informative and rational discussion, great photo examples too! Well done and thank you. I might have to put this lens on my shopping list.
Thank you for the kind comment, glad I could help!
Have used the 7artisans 7.5mm f2.8 these last 2 years.. awesome.. really needed to test it out low light Interior architecture church or cathedral or similar..😊
Cool, it seems to be a good alternative to the Meike in this video. Fisheye lens is really fun!
Would have been nice to see a comparison with the 6mm
Unfortunately I haven't got a chance to try the 6mm, sounds like an interesting lens. Thanks for the suggestion!
Can you use focus peaking (Panasonic cameras) with this lens ? I think that you didn't mention that let me know if I'm wrong
Apologies, I thought I already mentioned it too. Yes you can use focus peaking with all manual only lens with most Lumix cameras 😁
I have a favor to ask: could you try composing by cropping? What I mean is to put your subject(especially small objects) in the center to take a picture, and then crop the image so that your subject is, for example, on the gridlines of the rule of thirds. this will emphasize your image twice. Once with the distortion, and once again with its location in your cropped field of view.
Hello Roderick, I will keep it in mind for the next vlog that I will record! Thanks for the suggestion!