London - The lens is touted as a wide-angle lens is most extreme in the world. Is the Nikkor 6mm f2.8 fisheye lens that offers a viewing angle of up to 220 degrees.
Nikon-made lenses are manufactured in March 1972 include rare and initially only available for special order only. But Gray Levett, Co-founder Nikon dealer, Gray's of Westminster was lucky to get it.
The man and Tony Hurst reportedly spent 6 months to look for traces of the existence of this lens and can finally get it.
Reporting from BritishJournalofPhotography, Tuesday (04/24/2012), now they sell it very expensive. "We are very fortunate to secure it and now it is sold at a price of 100 thousand euros," says Levett.
The lens uses 12 elements of glass and has a diameter of 236mm. With an extreme measure, Fisheye-Nikkor is capable of covering the area 24x36mm image.
Lens which has a weight of 5.2 kg was first introduced in 1970 at the Photokina event in Germany. One of which is designed to produce special effects when used to take portraits and architecture.
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Write commentsThis was a fun and informative overview of Nikon’s fisheye and wide‑angle lenses. I especially enjoyed how you explained the differences between circular fisheye and full‑frame fisheye lenses, as that’s something many photographers aren’t familiar with until they actually shoot with them. Fisheye lenses can produce very creative, distorted perspectives that are great for experimental, architectural, or extreme landscape photography, and your post shows how each type has its own place in a photographer’s kit. The list of options and the notes on image quality, field of view, and price make it easy for readers to compare different lenses and decide what fits their style and budget. For anyone looking into the Best Wide Angle Lens For Nikon, this article provides useful context and helps set realistic expectations about what fisheye and ultra‑wide lenses can do. Thanks for putting together such a clear guide!
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