Why we love the
AF-S 8-15mm f/3.5-4.5E fisheye-Nikkor
Nikon’s first ever fisheye zoom has quite the following. The creative uses it can be put to, and the range of photography it can be adapted to is quite staggering. With a close-focus distance of just 16cm it can be used all the way from close-ups to quirky landscapes, architecture and interiors.
Winchester Cathedral by Simon Newman on the D800. ISO 100, 2.5″, f/11.
At the widest end of 8mm the lens produces a completely round image, whereas at the 15mm end of the zoom one can use it as a general wide-angle lens.
We have selected two fantastic examples sent in to us by Nikon users, so thank you both for sending in your images!
Taken on the Hidden London tour of the Clapham Tunnels, by Nick Harrison: D750, ISO 3200, 1/60sec, f/3.5.
Exclusive & Limited – last chance to buy
With Nikon’s 100th Anniversary having now drawn to a close we have gotten our hands on the very last of their limited edition items, but with only one of each available, once they’re gone they are well and truly gone!
Nikon 100th Anniversary triple zoom kit – £7699.00
Nikon 100th Anniversary D500 DSLR Body – £2599.00
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