Show us you circular fish-eye images

[Bjørn Rørslett]

Unfortunately, this was shot in the film era on Kodachrome, thus only a poor scan exists.

F2, Fisheye-Nikkor 10 m mf/5.6 OP, remote control. I was lucky to catch the echo of the three gulls in the ghost spot.

[Olivier]

Nikon D800E ,Nikkor 8mm f/2.8 Fisheye Ai-S
f/8.0 at 8.0mm iso200

Bob, you had the wrong camera, this one should have been one of those marvelous infrareds of yours! (of course with an IR "full frame" camera...)

[bobfriedman]

Bob, you had the wrong camera, this one should have been one of those marvelous infrareds of yours! (of course with an IR "full frame" camera...)

I wish i had a full frame IR cam... been thinking of converting a D800 if i find one at the "right" price.. thx.

[JCDowdy]

A first simi-budget attempt with a fisheye converter. 

While I managed to keep my head and feet out of the way I caught my shadow unaware.

[benveniste]

This one always gives me a smile.  Nikon FA, Sigma 8mm f/4, Tri-X, exposure unrecorded.

[Dr Klaus Schmitt]

Some great shots guys!!

Bob, those are amazing, especially that shot of the tree branch over the pond!!

[Thomas Nielsen]

I think it is interesting to see so many wonderful and before all meaningful uses of fish-eye lenses. They are in fact not just gimmicks. 



This is the stairwell of our company domicile, shot with a 5DmkII (I use predominantly Canon at work and Nikon at home) and a Sigma 8mm.

[John Harkus]

The  Daphne Schippersbrug in Utrecht

[chris dees]

An oldie, during the NG Photokina meetup in September 2016

D810 + AF-S 10.5/2.8 (shaved by Dr. Lens )
Stitch of one portrait and one landscape image.

[Jakov Minić]

Sunflowerssssss 
Lovely images on display in this thread, I am thoroughly enjoying it!

[Øivind Tøien]

Sunflowerssssss 
Lovely images on display in this thread, I am thoroughly enjoying it!

+1 !

[Erik Lund]

Perfect Chris! Wonderful workshop