Great product for a great price and quick delivery but the manual focusing is very hard and not sharp.

The lens is a manual lens, so exposure metering is VERY hard because the lens is so wide, but if you can get your head around that it is a very good lens

Great little lens. Perfect for cropped sensored cameras. Almost a 180 degrees view!!

Using on my Nikon d7100, great lens with endless possibilities. Not the sharpest but what do you expect from a budget fish eye, really enjoy shooting with it though, would definitely recommend

I have been using this for virtual tours only and I would highly recommend this product for the ease of use and value for money.

This is an amazing lens for the money. I use mine on a Nikon but also on a Sony a7r which makes manual focusing a doddle. Having said that, use this lens at f16 and focus almost at infinity and everything is in focus anyway! Not a lens to be overused but it can produce some super images. Just have to make sure that your feet aren't in the frame sometimes :-)

Fits my canon 750D great and does the job for a lot cheaper than the other brands

Does everything that you would expect from a fisheye lens; what (pleasantly) surprised me was how good this lens is both optically and in terms of its AE interface with my Nikon D7000. I purchased as I could not justify the expense of the Nikon alternative but I have no complaints.Focusing is manual but, with the incredible depth of field available with any extreme wide angle lens, this is almost irrelevant.For most shots focusing at infinity is all that is required. Slightly slower than the Nikon 10.5mm lens but for my purposes, this isn't critical. I am delighted with this lens which represents excellent value for money.

Excellent lens, produces top quality images for a fisheye lens coupled to a DX camera.

Stunning lens very sharp

If you want a lens for panoramic or 360 photography, just buy it. I'm absolutely blown away by the image quality and the stitching results are fantastic. I was hesitant at first but honestly, it's a great lens. Don't even think about buying the canon equivalent.

A brilliant lens for my Canon 550D .. A tip to achieve full image focus, set focus length to 1.5 m and app f8 in good light conditions ..

Very nice

Not bad at all but not quite a canon! But to be fair it's a 1/3 of the price so I would say it's pretty good for the price.

Very good lens for a Nikon owner like me, amateur, on a limited budget.Nothing comes near it at the price and the internal chip (only on the Nikon version), makes it easy.

Got this to replace my Walimex, as it took a hit to the ground and chipped the front element. Great lens, fully manual, and offers little aberration and softness throughout the range.

Great low price solution for extreme sports enthusiasts, or for photographers who just want a fun lens to use out and about. I've used mine at expos and for filming skaters in the past, and it works great for both.

Joy of it being rectangular fisheye is it offers the huge width you expect, without the "stretching" you'd find in - say a Sigma 10-20mm. It offers a nice curved view of the world - and as I said, I basically bought this twice as my first when bye-bye!

Got this to replace my Walimex, as it took a hit to the ground and chipped the front element. Great lens, fully manual, and offers little aberration and softness throughout the range.Great low price solution for extreme sports enthusiasts, or for photographers who just want a fun lens to use out and about. I've used mine at expos and for filming skaters in the past, and it works great for both.Joy of it being rectangular fisheye is it offers the huge width you expect, without the "stretching" you'd find in - say a Sigma 10-20mm. It offers a nice curved view of the world - and as I said, I basically bought this twice as my first when bye-bye!

Great lens for panoramas. Can't beat the price. I've owned the Canon version and the Nikon version and both have been great. Extremely sharp for the price.

This is my first fisheye lens, for use with an EOS 700D, so don't really know what to expect. I would have liked autofocus and auto aperture, but this is fully manual, just like the old days.I would have liked the "Canon EF 8-15mm f/4L Fisheye USM Lens", but for at least £720, even for a used one, it was more than I could justify for my hobby.Unlike the three Canon IS STM zoom lenses I have, 10-18mm, 18-135 and 70-300mm, there is no autofocus or stabilisation on this, but they are hardly necessary with such a lens.I am still getting used to it, particularly the exposure control, with the manual aperture. I find a good setting is F8, focused midway between 1.5m and infinity, with the camera set to AE or Av.I suppose this is more about artistic effect that technical precision and it provides an interesting effect.The pictures compare this fisheye with the 10mm wide angle

This is my first fisheye lens, for use with an EOS 700D, so don't really know what to expect. I would have liked autofocus and auto aperture, but this is fully manual, just like the old days.

I would have liked the "Canon EF 8-15mm f/4L Fisheye USM Lens", but for at least £720, even for a used one, it was more than I could justify for my hobby.

Unlike the three Canon IS STM zoom lenses I have, 10-18mm, 18-135 and 70-300mm, there is no autofocus or stabilisation on this, but they are hardly necessary with such a lens.

I am still getting used to it, particularly the exposure control, with the manual aperture. I find a good setting is F8, focused midway between 1.5m and infinity, with the camera set to AE or Av.

I suppose this is more about artistic effect that technical precision and it provides an interesting effect.

The pictures compare this fisheye with the 10mm wide angle