Working different angles can really capture the movement and action we so often see in sports. Give sport shots some added intensity by experimenting with your fisheye lens. Just make sure the landscape isn't composed of mostly straight lines. Keep your horizon towards the middle of the frame and you'll be able to shoot nearly 180 degrees of landscape without that crazy distorted looks the lenses are typically known for. Fisheye lenses are great for capturing entire landscape scenes, too. If you find yourself standing below a sky of pink clouds or a ceiling painted in gold, use your fisheye lens to capture the beauty in its entirety.
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The fisheye lens is essential for capturing entire ceilings, beautiful skies, and full landscapes. "I Stare at the Ceiling to Daydream" by Craig Damlo
Try tilting to the left or right to see what your lens produces. Tilting the camera can dramatically affect the dynamics of your shot as well. Monopod to avoid capturing your feet or shadow in the shot. The heightened angle at an elevated POV allows for an overall better balanced scene and lets you get creative with perspective.
Amp up animal photography by using a fisheye lens at elevated, tilted, or extremely close up points of view. Heading to the zoo? Or maybe you just want to capture that in-your-face-moment you experience whenever you come home and your dog is jumping with excitement at your feet. This notion can sometimes be intimidating because with fisheye lenses, the normal rules of shooting don't apply.ĭon't shy away Jenna Smith, part of the LensGiant staff, gives you 3 ways to bring some creativity into your professional and just-for-fun photography using a fisheye lens. Originally called whole-sky lenses, they capture distorted lines and views at an extremely wide angle, allowing for very unique shots. Everyone knows fisheye lenses aren't the average camera lenses.
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