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Question: Could you use this lens to take wide angle shots for room interiors or will they come out with the "fish eye" look to them.
Document: I really enjoyed using this lens while snorkeling and kayaking in Florida. The lens gave my pictures an extra flare, and the wide angle gave the videos just the range I needed.I would give 5 stars but found one drawback: When you first submerse the camera under water, there is an air bubble in the lens and it can take some jiggling to get it out. I found this annoying when I needed to needed to get a picture quickly.
I could use much handy iphone instead with the same results. For my next trip to Bahamas I rather take my D600 with my old 16mm + another classic 50mm f1.4D for extra light situation and I will have outstanding pictures not the blurry cheese effect photos... The big joke is that this lens is for rugged camera - I dare anybody to drop it on the floor with the lens attached ... If you are a real photo enthusiast rather save money for old good stuff. For almost $500!!!
great fast lens with relatively sharp images used in florida and Bonaire, together with the Olympus TG2 it is comparable to a Nikon 7000 at a great price and size. the negative is it blocks the flash and LED guide on the camera ,so flash with a homemade diffuser and night snorkel photography is more difficult. soon to use with a slaved strobe to try to over come the problem.
I've never had a fish eye lens before and ordered it because it was one of two lens which are compatible with the Olympus TG-2 and I'm taking a trip to the Southwest where there should be ample opportunity to experiment with it. I don't know if I will be extremely pleased with the outcome of the photos or not, this is totally new territory for me, but I'm pleased there are waterproof options available for the TG-2 and I'm excited to try it out in the very near future! !
This lens literally BLOCKS THE FLASH. Yep. You cannot use this lens with the built in flash on the camera. Really really stupid design flaw. Do not buy.
This lens converter works excellently. The one problem is that the lens is wide enough to partially block the TG-2 onboard flash, casting a deep shadow on to your subject. Try to avoid taking flash pictures with converter.
I love my TG-2 camera and this lens adds some extra usefulness to it. While I would not call it a true fisheye it does go wide enough to make it a great addition to the camera. Great price for the performance offered. Very happy.
Bought this for the Olympus TG-2 camera. Used on the camera while snorkeling. Great shots as it allowed for increased clarity in even stirred up waters.
Fisheye Lens worked great! My &#34;issues&#34; were drying out after wet uses:  I would take lens off, dry it with a lens cloth and let it sit out/ separated from the camera body for a while. Sometimes there would be condensation when I put it back on still, and I'd repeat the drying. The lens cover for the Fisheye fell off sometimes, but the glass is thick and heavy and didn't get scratched, but sometimes got finger prints when I reached for it after the lens cover fell off.
I've been very happy with the Olympus TG-2 TOUGH camera and am now enjoying the versatility that the fisheye lens gives to my photography. The fisheye effect allows you to get a much wider field of vision when taking photos of a group of people - no need to wave folks closer together - and gives cool, odd, renditions of outdoor landscape shots, though the image isn't quite as myopic as a traditional fisheye lens where your image is viewed within a circular portrait. Rather, this fisheye lens grabs elements at the outer edge of your traditional field of vision and bends them into the frame.Be aware that you need to purchase the Olympus CLA-T01 Conversion Lens Adapter for the TG-1/TG-2 so that you can screw it onto your camera.
Answer: Fish eye