Fisheye Roundhouse
I had a 45 year old fish-eye lens along when I did a camera swap with Earle last weekend.
That trip was about using each other’s cameras as you have seen in some of my recent posts.
But I was in the middle of the first roll to test the fish-eye so I brought that camera along too and shot with it a few times.
The E&N roundhouse in Vic-West was a great place to try the lens, even though it was raining and it is hard to keep drops of the front element for which no hood is possible.
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Canon Elan 7N, Takumar Fish-eye 17/4, Ilford XP2.
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Fun results in the last two posts. Looking forward to more.
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Thanks Kate! More to come for sure. There were quite a number of shots that I like from that roll of film. But, the lab left behind acres of dust on the scan and its taking time to clean it up. I should have taken it back, but wanted to use some images right away so am paying the price for my impatience.
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I frequently have to pay that price myself. I am glad to see this new direction. It is fun and interesting. It kind of reminds of the times when I was little and would hang off a chair or a swing to see what the world looked like upside down. A whole new perspective!
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It is disconcerting to look through the viewfinder and see something beside me that I did not notice without the lens. And kind of cool too.
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