Does taking a photo with the wide angle lens end up with shadows on the corners of the picture?
2008579
Although this was a gift to my grandson, I have seen his pictures taken with this attachment and they look really good, even the wide angle one are very clear.
2008580
Yes, but less noticeable if you remove phone case and allow the lens to be right on the phone itself. Also, the side shadowing can give a pretty cool effect!
2008581
Well, there are subtle shadows with any of these lenses. This doesn't bother me though. The lenses are really fun, especially the fish eye.
62031
Yes. It shows up as a tapered rectangle. The camera gives a good clear picture.
1026082
No. that was one issue i had. you have to take off case as the lens and adjusting needs to be right. If you don't, you'll end up with black rims on your pictures.
896149
I did not find that there was blurry edges. I found that if you get a ring around your picture if you are trying to take it full frame.
1395738
Yep works fine, pic quality though comes down a bit, but sure does increase the wide angle by a lot + fols look a lot thinner due to the curvature. :p
1502748
Yes, but depending on the length of the lens you may get a shadow on your subject.
692265
Good product, nice wide angle shots, but some images had negligible blurry effect in the corners for some closeup shots.
2175664
Wide angle attachments will distort photos anyway. I'd suggest using the panorama feature (definitely use a tripod!)
1713276
My white camera has a smooth finish, not the sort you're describing. But mine also had the dreaded lens error problem a year and a half later.
1080981
check your lens for fingerprints. Got a bunch of pix one time blurry because of that.
2023995
I have an NEX 6 and yes I get a shadow. Removing the petal from the lens helps some. Holding the built in flash to bounce the light up helps too. But I bo a Metz hot shoe mount speed light and my flash photography is much better
2093061
Depends on the lens, but usually it causes only about a 1/2 stop decrease in light. It doesn't degrade image "Quality". Although you may run into vignetting(again, depends on your lens and camera type).
107211
It depends upon the lens (if it's a prime), and/or the focal length (if it's a zoom).I frequently use the excellent 35mm f/1.8 DX lens in FX mode on my D700. There is certainly some fall off at the corners, but it works well for my uses (location portraits, and indoor people events).
1973474
I believe the wide-angle is attached (under) the fish-eye. I only used the lenses once. Its easier to grab my little Cybershot.
768610
I use this lens with a Canon Rebel T3i. Yes, if you use the flash with this lens it will create a shadow on your picture (at least with my camera).Maybe using a different flash, instead of the one built-in, would change the outcome by providing light from a relatively higher spot from the hood, but I'm an amateur photographer and haven't tried out with an additional flash equipment yet.
2137908
No, it's not a wide angle lens, it's a close-up lens. It's an excellent prime lens that I use routinely but it has the bonus capability of getting in very very close. There have been situations that I have had the thing I was shooting under the lens hood, it gets that close. It's my favorite utility lens and use it on my D7000 as well as my D600.
1331602
I don't think there is a long lens limit as the longer the lens the less you will be missing in the shadows