Fisheye Lens Angle

[f/16] Great lens for extreme wide angle without the fisheye effect!

[139.3°] Best Fisheye/Wide Angle Lens Out There at at a great price!

[f/2.8] Meike put together a great lens wide angle fisheye gives a cool effect !!

[0.665 lb] Quick focus, wide angle as well as fisheye make this a great adaptable lens. Picture quality is excellent. Great lens for the money. Great for action shots, skating, snowboarding etc.

[0.065 lb] Using step down ring to add a wide angle video lens to my Canon 18-55 mm lens. Creates fisheye effect. Video lens cheaper than true fisheye.

[67 mm (Front)] This is exactly the kind of lens I was looking for! Wide angle with low aperture. It’s sharp & crisp! I love that it can be used as a fisheye as well! Thank you B&H for fast shipping and great care!

[0.26 lb] Due to the crop factor of the BMPCC this lens is a wide angle, not a fisheye on the black magic pocket cinema camera. A great alternative to the $800 plus options. Will be my primary lens on gimbal set up. Solid construction, a must have for any BMPCC owner...

[APS-C] I used this lens for nighttime time lapse photography. Its wide angle is great without the fisheye distortion. Its fast enough for great exposures at an affordable price. I use it with my Nikon D3300.Example work can be seen here@

[Brass] I use this ring to attach a Fisheye lens to my Sony Camera. Its really strong, the fisheye lens is not the lightest thing around and its holding on very well. Really good product

[0.665 lb] I recently got my first dSLR, the Canon Rebel XSi, and I've always been a fan of fisheye photography. I know when it's overused, as with anything, it can become dull, but when kept in moderation, one can attain some really interesting shots. I played around with Canon's 15mm Fisheye, but that's designed for full-frame sensors, so I'd get a slight fisheye effect while using it on my XSi. Although the images were nice and the f/2.8 definitely gives it an edge, it wasn't for me. I was eyeing the Sigma 10mm DC designed for crop-sensor cameras, and was certain I'd be purchasing that one, but then I saw this Tokina 10-17mm lens. Not only was it cheaper, but it gives me the flexibility of having the 10mm extreme fisheye effect, or narrow it to 17mm to obtain just a fairly wide angle shot, while reducing the overall fisheye effect. This allows for more versatility and I've been very happy with my purchase. If/when I ever jump to a full-frame sensor, I'll most likely purchase Canon's 15mm Fisheye. Until then, this is an excellent lens. The only negative, if you can even call it that, is the lens cover is slightly difficult to get on and off.