The LS-29 HD 8mm Fisheye Phone Lens from NEEWER delivers a massive 220° field of view, which is well suited for scenic landscapes, urban scenes, vibrant concert shots, and more. Also featured is an 8mm focal length, a 5 element in 5 groups design, and a multi-layer, anti-reflective lens coating. Built using anodized aviation aluminum and optical glass, NEEWER designed this lens to be compatible with select iPhone and Samsung smartphones. Please note that this lens only attaches to 17mm threaded backplates, which are sold separately. Included is a cleaning cloth and a filter case.

8mm Focal Length    Fits 17mm Threaded Backplates    220° Field of View    5 Elements In 5 Groups    Multi-Layer, Anti-Reflective Coating    For iPhone and Samsung Phones    Includes Cleaning Cloth and Filter Case

Capture stunning images with a 220° field of view, which is great for scenic landscapes, urban scenes, and vibrant concert shots. Compatible with iPhone 15 Pro Max, iPhone 14 Pro Max, 13 Pro Max, 13 Mini, Xr, X, and XS Max (except wide angle; macro must be disabled). It is also compatible with the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra and S22 (focus enhancement must be disabled).

Easily twist this lens on the 17mm threaded backplates of most phone cases cages (sold separately). It is compatible with SmallRig, Kase, Beastcage, ShiftCam, and Sandmarc. It can attach to NEEWER PA006, PA011, PA023, and PA024, cages for iPhone 15 and 14 Pro/Pro Max when combined with PA018 and PA019 backplates.

Note: Not compatible with M mount/T mount.

High definition optical glass ensures high clarity, while The multiple anti-reflective coatings reduce glare and ghosting, while retaining vibrant color and enhanced contrast.

Effortlessly attach this fisheye lens to phone cages, cases, or backplanes with its twist-on design. CNC precision machining ensures smooth rotation for an easy setup.

The black anodized aviation-level aluminum alloy shell is robust, durable, rustproof, and scratch resistant. It's also lightweight at 2.2oz ounces for extended, comfortable use when mounted onto your phone.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I do a lot of realestate photography and want to use this lens for the interior shots. I shoot with Nikon 3200. will this be a good match for what i need it for as well as camera i use?

A: Yes, But be aware that the fish eye does make your image rounded. If you want an exact capture this won't work because it changes the form. However, the fish eye WILL cover more area due to the wider lens.

Q: 2. Is this compatible with D600?

A: You could use the Rokinon 8mm f/3.5 fisheye lens on the D600, but you would want to shoot in DX mode, as the lens will not cover the full frame sensor.

Q: 3. Has anyone used this lens on the DJI X5?

A: An end user can mount a Panasonic Lumix G Fisheye 8mm f/3.5 Lens B&H # PA835 MFR # H-F008 on a DJI Zenmuse X5 Camera and 3-Axis Gimbal B&H # DJZMX5 MFR # CP.BX.000099. The Micro 4/3rd mount is compatible.

Q: 4. Will this lens with the Canon EOS 6D?

A: No. It's built for a APS-C sensor. The 6D is full-frame. It will mount but you will see a huge black vignette around the frame.

Q: 5. It'll fit the t5i I take it?

A: SImple answer, yes.The T5i has a EF-s mount. EF can be used on both EF-s and EF cameras. See explanation below. EF lenses work on both types of Canon DSLR; full frame and crop sensor cameras. Some are affordable and some are very expensive. EF-s lenses only work on crop sensor cameras, and are consumer grade, affordable lenses.

Q: 6. Will this lense fit a Canon EOS 1100D Rebel T3 camera

A: The Rokinon 8mm Ultra Wide Angle f/3.5 Fisheye Lens for Canon EF Mount is compatible with the Canon EOS Rebel T3.

Q: 7. Will this create full circular images?

A: If you are using the Rokinon 8mm f/3.5 on a full frame camera, you will have a full circular image; however, if you are using a DX sensor body, this lens will not produce a full circular image, but rather, a 180 degree angle of view.

Q: 8. So is this lens supposed to be used with full frame cameras? will it still work with a fixed Canon 60D?

A: As long as your camera has the EF mount... If you are used to the stock canon lens options that auto adjust for you, this lens is manual adjust only, but is very easy to use... Its a great choice, I love mine.

Q: 9. Help! Got this lens for Christmas for my Nikon D3300. Lens is not recognized on any mode except manual, which I understand. However, in manual mode, even at infinity and aperture set wide, the images come out dark. Outdoors and indoors. Tried setting ISO higher and shooting at faster shutter, still the same. In manual menu only the shutter and ISO show, the F/stop does not. While I am not a pro, I have a pretty good knowledge of a camera. Am I doing something wrong? Is there a setting or calibration I need to know about?

A: You will have to adjust the aperture manually via the Lens itself. The camera body will not be able to adjust it on this lens. Most likely it is stopped at f22 resulting in under exposed images, try turning the aperture ring on the lens and see if it lightens up your images. Lens works great on my D3200.

Q: 10. How do you change the aperture if the lens has no electrical contact with the camera?

A: there is a manual ring you turn on the camera lens, like the way we used to do it back in the olden days before all this modern technology. I much prefer the manual open and close.