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Panasonic Lumix G 8mm f/3.5 Fisheye
A fisheye lens, the Panasonic 8mm f/3.5 is equivalent to a 15/16mm fisheye in its field of view and f/7.1 in terms of its depth of field (as compared to a 35mm DSLR).
At about $629, it’s a lens that one has to have steady use for to justify the price. But a fisheye can be very interesting on clear starry nights, or in very tight spaces.
Panasonic description
The LUMIX G FISHEYE 8mm / F3.5 offers a diagonal angle of view of 180-degree, bringing an distinctive perspective and unique deformation effect. It gives not only photos but also movies an extraordinary view to add an impressive scene to the story even for TV contents, films and web movies.
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