I have a Polaroid IS2132 camera and i need to know what fisheye would work thanks
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If your lens is threaded to receive any type of adapter you can use a fish eye. Just have to make sure the thread is correct. A local camera shop may help with the sizing. If not you may be able to find a magnetic type where you affix a magnetic ring to the camera and and the lens basically sticks to it. I hope this helps
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the polaroid 1x-2.5x right angle finder comes with several adapters I am using a D610 it fits fine. I originally I purchased it for a D300 it fit then with a different adapter
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Any of the current lensbaby lineup will work, just be sure and order yours with a Nikon mount
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The external lens aperture is 6mm in diameter on my iPhone 4S. A ring is affixed around it which the fisheye lens attaches. If your opening is no larger than that size it should work. I don't know if there would be optical mismatching. I have uploaded a few images using it on flicker. Look up JDPHOTOS2007.
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Direct from Polaroid:Good Morning, Jeff!Unfortunately, our Polaroid Dive Rated Waterproof Underwater Housing Case For Sony Alpha NEX-3 Digital Camera WITH A 18-55mm Lens (PL-WPCNEX3LG) is not compatible with the new Sony NEX-3N.If you need any further assistance, please, let me know. Thank you for contacting Polaroid!Sincerely,EdmundPolaroid Customer Support
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How does the macro fit on the camera? The fisheye part threads on but doesn't take focused pictures, the macro and fisheye doesn't seem to have any way to fit on? This came with NO instruction manual so I'm at a bit of a loss.
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No, this can only used on mini instax, the size is really small, not for all polaroid~
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It will fit a D5100, however I would use maybe a wide angle lens for real estate shots over the fisheye, it would work but I'm not certain it would give you the quality shot you'd want, fisheye is more for a fun effect.
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I have been able to get it to work with the Beastgrip. It needed 4 Polaroid closeup filters to focus the image (1x Close-up+1, 1x Close-up+2, 1x Close-up+4, 1x Close-up+10). Unfortunately, it adds severe chromatic aberration to the edges of the image along with focus only directly near the centre of the image. The edges of the image are not sharp compared to the center.
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I didn't own this lens when I had my XT, but it worked extremely well on my Canon 7D. It should work just fine with any Canon APS-C size sensor, which includes the XT. I assume you realize it is a fisheye lens and comes with all the bending and distortion typical of a fisheye. While it has limited application for most people above water, it is legendary for underwater use, and is widely considered to be "the" wide angle lens for underwater photography on a Canon crop sensor camera. That's what I used it for, and it lived up to its reputation. I can also tell you this lens worked well adapted to a Sony NEX 5n mirrorless camera. That has a slightly larger APS-C sensor than the Canon's. If you have a suitable application for this lens, I'm going to guess you will love it. It has great optical performance.
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Yes, but you may be disappointed. The distortion of a fisheye lens is greatest around the edges of the image, but the smaller sensor used on most digital cameras (except "full frame" models such as the 5D) uses only the center of the image. If you want a good fisheye effect on a T3i, you'd be better off looking for a fisheye in the 8-10mm range rather than 15mm.
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I believe the wide-angle is attached (under) the fish-eye. I only used the lenses once. Its easier to grab my little Cybershot.
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I have no idea. I actually thought it was for a Polaroid camera, so I'm going to have to return it! Lol
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The fish eye feature built in is not the same as having a dedicated lens. The lens captures information while the camera merely distorts information(the capture) to look like a fish eye.
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My experience with a Fisheye add on on lens was very poor. I returned it. I have a different model Fuji the HS20 that also has a fixed lens. It seems the problem is that the computer in the camera is programed to the work with that lens and adding either the fisheye or doubler lens confused the computer. My images we soft and fuzzy, nothing like the clear crisp shots I'm used to getting. Bright colors were also negatively effected, they were dull and muddy. Ciao.
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Did you find out if that works on SX 100? Did you find a pole that supports that camera? I do want to buy a pole for my polaroid, but those ads are kinda confusing and i dont know which one I should buy. Thanks
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It's for Fuji Instax, not Polaroid. There are only two sizes of Fuji Instax cameras/film - Mini and Wide. This is for Mini cameras like the 7s, 50s, 25... Polaroid does actually have two short-lived cameras from a partnership with Fuji, that are rebranded Fuji Minis - the 300 and Mio. These will also accept the Fuji Mini film.