Customer Ratings & Reviews

Not too often do I ever need to or do use a fish eye lens but this makes using one super easy. Originally I bought a rokinon manual focus which is a tad wider view but ran into problems of missing a bunch of shots when trying to take some at a buddy’s wedding. (Because of the changing elements and having to shot, zoom, check, adjust) a manual lens proved to difficult that wide. So I looked into this adapter for a remarkable little lens that I already had the (28mmf2). I even rented it (as well as the 21mm wide) before purchasing. What a difference it made. Granted I did lose a little bit on the f-stop range but the ability to use the auto focus was well worth it. Would give it 5stars if it wasn’t for the inherit problem of a fish eye... not being able to get a filter for it... to protect the lens in front ... or because it connects to the front of the 28mm like a lens hood, I can’t add ND, or a polarizer to it.

My first lens for my A7sii was the 28mm f/2. I wanted a little more flexibility so I picked this up. It worked very well, but does have some serious fisheye going on. I ended up returning it and investing in the Zeiss 16-35, which has virtually no fisheye distortion

Just a little something extra to expand my photo options. Takes some practice but lots of fun and great results.

The fish eye lens converter works great with my camera but the only thing is it’s a bit heavy to carry around.

This is not a stand alone lense, it’s an attachment to the 18mm Sony lense. This fisheye attachment adds a creative aspect to your subject. It brings the main subject up close, while slightly distorting the background. Whether photographing architecture or people, this attachment adds that certain something.