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  • What Is a Fisheye Lens?Increasing creative inspiration with fisheye lensesThe fisheye lens in photography depends entirely on your need for the broadest view of the world. Like everything else, this lens is just a tool that...view
  • The Versatility of Fisheye LensesAlthough wide-angle lenses are the main product of landscape photography, wide-angle fisheye camera lensess can provide the same wide field of view and perspective, but with a unique style. The distor...view
  • Principle and Uses of Fisheye LensesThe fisheye camera lens was created to show how a fish can have an ultra-wide hemispherical view underwater. Its first practical application didn't come until 1920 when meteorologists observed clo...view
  • Why Should I Buy a Fisheye Lens?Understand fisheye lensesFisheye lenses are a special type of lens in the ultra-wide-angle lens category, and their field of view strives to reach or exceed what the human eye can see. Therefore, fish...view
  • What Is the Difference Between Collimator Lenses and Beam Expanders?Understanding collimator lenses and laser beam expanderA collimator lens is designed for a point light source. In daily life, point light sources can include lit matches, the light bulb in old-fashion...view
  • Understanding Infrared Camera Lenses and Their Image Capture StudyInfrared rays, also known as infrared rays, are a range of wavelengths in the spectrum from 0.76 to 400 micrometers, which are invisible light. All substances above absolute zero (-273.15°C) can gene...view
  • Considerations for Using Fisheye LensesThe focal length and angle of the fisheye camera lensesFor cameras with a 35mm sensor or film, typical circular fisheye camera lenses may have a focal length of 8mm to 10mm. On the other hand, full-fr...view
  • Using Anamorphic Lens Provides Wider Field of ViewDevelopment of widescreen in the early 1950s aimed to make movies more exciting. Movie studios hoped that the new perspective would encourage people to return to the cinema instead of staying indoors ...view