Customer Ratings & Reviews

I haven't had a chance to shoot with is too much yet, but the pictures I have taken turned out very well. I compared a few different fish eye lenses before purchasing this one, and so far am pleased that I spent a bit more to get a good one.

This Nikon fisheye is absolutely amazing. Got to try it out while on vacation and all the pictures have been turning out great- the photos are clear and crisp. Definitely a good investment- I can't wait to take more shots with this!

If you are planning on getting an underwater lens, this is the ONE you need. Get shots in and out of the water.

Really nice lense for everyone, great build quality and sharp

I got this to try and do something different and I had expected more I guess. Not a bad lens to have but nothing that one has to have.

Great lens, blah blah I just want the Best Buy points. Good bye

This is a great fisheye lens! It's easy to use, and can focus very close to your subject, making for some very wild looking shots. If you have a full frame (FX) camera, such as the D3 or D700, steer clear of this, and get the 16mm fisheye instead.

There's no doubt that the Nikon fisheye lens is easy to use, as long as you understand how it works. (This lens has no aperture setting and exposure must be carefully controlled from the camera.) The big problem with the Nikon fisheye is chromatic aberration where there is strong contrast between objects. An example would be fence posts against snow, or a telephone pole with a bright sky background. Red and green bordering around these objects made the lens unacceptable. Where lighting dynamics aren't severe and cost isn't an issue, this lens should be in your bag for special efects.

gr8 pics with this f2.8 lens.. extremely fast. Amazing I can shoot from 1" away from my subject. Gr8 for scenery, groups of people, animals...a real quality piece of glass..real cool bending affect