Nikon Dx Ed Fisheye 10.5 Mm

[Black] I lost the slip-on cover for my Nikon 10.5 mm fisheye. I ordered this as a replacement and I am happy to say that the fit is BETTER than the original. The fit is tighter and almost feels that it has a slight lip inside. All in all, worth spending $30 on.

[0.04 lb] I am using this in the rear filter slot of a 10.5mm Nikor fisheye lens to help reduce shutter speed for various immersive VR panoramic landscape photography projects. With no way to mount filters on the front of such a lens, this is the only way to go if you want, for instance, to get a longer exposure on flowing water in full daylight.

[12 to 24mm] I purchased a 12-24 mm IF-ED AF-S DX Zoom Nikkor Lens from B&H after shopping around a dozen websites. The reason I bought from B&H was the sales person listened to my questions and helped me find the correct solution for my problem. The lens came on time in mint condition and works perfectly. Mark Gracia Realtor Cheshire, Connecticut

[FUJIFILM X] This adapter works great with my Nikon 10.5 Fisheye lens on my Fuji XT cameras

[Bayonet] I got this for my Nikon AF-S DX NIKKOR 55-300mm f/4.5-5.6G ED VR Lens. It snaps on very securely, yet is easy to remove. It can also be flipped to make it easier to store your lens with it on.

[Zoom Gear] Nikon D810 with Nikon AF-S Fisheye NIKKOR 8-15mm f/3.5-4.5E ED Lens is a great addition to my Natural History Photography

[Yes] I use this head with a Nikon D7100 and a 10.5 MM 2.8 Nikkor lens to create spherical HDRI's for CGI. It can easily support this setup or more if you have a full censor camera like the D850. The build quality is excellent but more importantly it's light in weight, which makes it great for travel when you're humping lot's of gear. I got it with the MPR-CL rail to use with a shorter lens. You can get this head without the leveling base but I found the leveling function quite useful in the field. The screw knob is also highly recommended if you angle the camera up or down on the head. The only reason not to buy this head would be if you mount extremely long and heavy lenses on a full frame camera.

[5.25 mm] We mostly use these for spotting bears and other wildlife at Cades Cove in the Great Smoky Mountains. We already had the green Celestron Nature DX 8x42 Binoculars to compare with these Nature DX ED glass 8x42 Binoculars and the Extra-Low-Dispersion Glass or ED glass really does make a huge huge difference, the clarity and brightness is such I would not go back to the regular green Nature DX 8x42 myself after having the Ed glass. I really wanted the Vortex Diamondbacks was my first pick but these were more in my budget. If a family member needed a recommendation on a pair of binoculars this is what I would recommend to them, the clarity and brightness you receive for the cost.

Fits perfectly on Voigtlander Nokton 10.5mm f/0.95 Lens for Miticro Four Thirds and it solved eternal loose fit problem of plastic lens cover that came off all the time

[0.07 lb] Fits perfectly on Voigtlander Nokton 10.5mm f/0.95 Lens for Miticro Four Thirds and it solved eternal loose fit problem of plastic lens cover that came off all the time