Nikon Fisheye Lenses

[f/3.5 to 4.5] Excellent IQ. As an exotic lens, the newest Nikon 8-15 Fisheye is an exquisite creative tool. It is supremely sharp, contrasty, and saturated across all focal lengths and apertures. It is extremely sharp in the center at all focal lengths and apertures. Out of the gate, corner sharpness is excellent wide open with slight vignetting (easily corrected). Stop down to f/5.6 and the corner sharpness is outstanding and the slight vignetting is gone. I made direct comparison in sharpness with the 14-24/2.8 lens when I first bought the fisheye lens. Overall sharpness is on par with the 14-24/2.8 if youre pixel peeping. The 8-15 fisheye has wonderful color rendition. I didnt notice any lens flare in strong lighting. One weakness is the slight purple chromatic aberration around tree twigs against a bright sky. Good news is that its easily corrected in post with no detriment to edge delineation. The provided lens hood starts to vignette your frame below 14mm - youll have to remove it, and use a lens shade. The lens cap is great and very easy and secure. Overall lens build quality is very good. Plastic, but light. Color rendition, contrast, sharpness are all excellent. Its the best fisheye Nikon has ever made optically. Theres a learning curve to frame your shots, but remember youre close to 180-degree F.O.V. Itll give you a unique perspective no other wide angle can provide.

[0.085 lb] I ordered a black LensCoat Hoodie for a Nikon Zoom Fisheye that came with a slip on lens cap that could easily be lost. It exceeds expectations. It attaches securely and provides great protection to an expensive lens. I will be ordering another one for a super wide lens that came with a poor lens cap and am checking out the hoods on lens that came with good caps that are not useful with the hood attached.

[f/3.5] The Rokinon 8mm Fisheye Lens for Nikon F mount is a great, lightweight lens at an amazing price. It attaches smoothly to my Nikon D7100 and is fun as well as an enhancement tool for dramatic, creative landscapes.

[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.

[Black] Wasn't sure if I'd ever find a replacement for my fisheye Nikon Lens. I didn't have to look far. B&H came through. My fisheye is now safety covered.

[72 mm (Front)] For the price, this is a fantastic new fisheye zoom from Nikon. Its limitations are far from show-stoppers: plastic design, DX format. The upside is the lens is extremely affordable, and light-weight making it easy to pack for travel, leaving you hundreds of dollars to spend on another great Nikon lens. The range of 10-20mm is surprisingly wide, and this lens is PERFECT for indoor photography, especially rooms and larger gatherings of people. The spherical distortion is quite noticeable at 10mm, but that's NORMAL. Joe Bob sez, Check it out.

[180° to 175°] Just received my Nikon 8-15mm Fisheye lens. Haven't used it a lot yet. The 8mm circular photo is cool. I do not think this will be an everyday lens, but I know it will be a lot of fun.

[Full-Frame] I bought this to use on my Nikon D7000 as an ultra wide angle and later on full frame as a fisheye. This works very well on the D7000 with full metering and automatic aperture stop down. Much to my surprise , with a wide open aperture there is almost no discernable vignetting. The image sharpness in the corners is also fairly good.

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

[180°] In conjunction with my Nikon D850 and the Nodal Ninja 6, the Samyang 12mm f/2.8 Fisheye Lens is more than worth its cost! I am using the setup for doing 360 degree virtual tours of real estate properties. If you need a fisheye lens, the Samyang 12mm is an excellent choice! It has my highest recommendations!