Fun with a Fisheye Lens 2011 was my 6th year attending the Northern Voice personal media conference. I took the opportunity this time to play around more with my DSLR camera. I got to talking with photographer John Biehler about shooting using a fisheye lens, and he was kind enough to lend me his for the second day of the conference.
Fisheye is such a different perspective, it took me some time to get a feel for what it works well on. Here are a few of my favorite fisheye shots from the day (click to enlarge):
![Life Sciences Center at UBC](http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3645/5721054157_257b16d7b7_z.jpg)
![Northern Voice Conference 2011](http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3660/5721043199_6da6407954_z.jpg)
![Northern Voice transportation map](http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3342/5720969011_f71025cb94_z.jpg)
![Fisheye Porthole](http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2400/5720972699_0dd4273070_z.jpg)
See all my photos in my 2011 Northern Voice photoset. The first half were with a 'regular' lens, and the second half are fisheye shots.
2 comments Please describe the lense and how many you would need to get 360dg of horizontal coverage while in the vertical plane, +-45dg
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