Whilst browsing the web three or so weeks back I came across these beauties, two detachable glass lenses for your phone camera. One fish-eye lens and one combo macro and wide angle lens, needless to say I ordered them right away. I just thought they were the coolest things ever and I still do after receiving them through the post yesterday. My Nokia N8 is an amazing camera phone which I had already used a lot but now with these two bad-boys on my key ring at all times along with my 'Big Six' six-hole blues harp I've got unlimited entertainment in my pocket every time I leave my house.
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| Camera Phone Lenses |
Here are some photographs I took with my phone yesterday, all manipulation and effects have also been done on the phone itself. They are all untouched with my computer.
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| Macro photograph of condensation and guacamole on a plastic lid. |
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| Macro image of a crossbow bolt tip |
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| Lomo effect of a Bee and flowers |
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| More lomo |
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| Fish-eye |
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| Fish-eye |
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| Part of my keyring (macro) |
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| Ten pound note (macro) |
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| Sweet wrapper (macro) |
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| Dashboard texture (macro) |
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| Ten pound note (macro) |
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| Ten pound note (macro) |
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| Fish-eye flowers |
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| Had to sneak a self portrait in |
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| Shelley's hamster (Fish-eye) |
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| Shelley's eye (macro) |
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| Shelley's cat 'Socks' (fish-eye) |
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| Fish-eye paw |
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| Socks a.k.a. Skraghead (fish-eye) |
I'm really happy with my lenses and I think my first day of using them was a successful one as there are some good photos in there, let me know what you think and take it easy, Chris.
he isnt a skraghead! :) xxxxxx
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Hi Chris, the fisheye lens is interesting. I'm doing 360° spherical panorama images with a DSLR. Could you perhaps send me or post 4 images in portrait format turning around on the same point for 90° so I can mount them to a 360° panorama?
ReplyDeleteHey thanks for visiting my blog and I can certainly give it a go, any preferences on what you would like in the photos? I live near a large river which would be my suggestion. And how accurate do the images need to be in terms of being in line with each other? With it being a phone camera trying to attach it to a tripod may be difficult.
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I got question about that fish eye lens.
Are pictures sharp on long distance? I mean objects that are like 10+ meters from camera are not blury?
Your pictures are made on close distance from objects and can't figure out ;)
Thanks!