can i fit a fish eye on this camera
44080
I don't think it's set-up to take add-on equipment like that, but I'm sure you could Google it or contact Kodak directly. It's a pretty straight forward point and click for basic to intermediate use. Great little camera.
945445
the silver part is an extension. you can just twist off the silver mount then you should be able to mount it on the native camera size.
1381144
Yes...you just have to trim a little around the opening for the camera to enlarge it.
439843
Not that I'm aware of.Rokinon just released a 12mm f2 wide angle lens that does seem to accept filters. Perhaps that lens would be better for your purposes.The Panasonic fisheye for micro four thirds had a rear filter holder.
495412
It will fit a D5100, however I would use maybe a wide angle lens for real estate shots over the fisheye, it would work but I'm not certain it would give you the quality shot you'd want, fisheye is more for a fun effect.
813925
This particular lens is not threaded to receive filters and other lens. In fact this lens has to be attached to another lens by the threads on the back end of the fisheye lens or an adapter that would connect to your camera. If you could connect a macro lens at the back of the fisheye and then connect directly to the camera it might possibly work if you can get the coupled lens to focus, I feel this might be the thing that would prevent it from working. Keep in mind that the fisheye cannot be connected to a camera in the normal manner and only has threads on the rear of the lens which requires connecting to another lens or adapter that has the connection as your camera. This particular lens is not threaded to receive filters and other lens. In fact this lens has to be attached to another lens by the threads on the back end of the fisheye lens or an adapter that would connect to your camera. If you could connect a macro lens at the back of the fisheye and then connect directly to the camera it might possibly work if you can get the coupled lens to focus, I feel this might be the thing that would prevent it from working. Keep in mind that the fisheye cannot be connected to a camera in the normal manner and only has threads on the rear of the lens which... » Read More This particular lens is not threaded to receive filters and other lens. In fact this lens has to be attached to another lens by the threads on the back end of the fisheye lens or an adapter that would connect to your camera. If you could connect a macro lens at the back of the fisheye and then connect directly to the camera it might possibly work if you can get the coupled lens to focus, I feel this might be the thing that would prevent it from working. Keep in mind that the fisheye cannot be connected to a camera in the normal manner and only has threads on the rear of the lens which requires connecting to another lens or adapter that has the connection as your camera. « Show Less
1039908
I returned it. Did not fit my camera and it isn't a great product in my opinion. I ended up just using a box underwater camera.
977550
Yes, because the lens is a wider angle lens, not a fish eye, but you will get more area in each photo. It sounds like this would help you with the type of close up areas you are taking pictures of. I don't know that buying the G15 can be justified, because both take really nice photos, you will get just a slightly larger area in the photo. If you can find a camera shop that carries the G15, go take a test photo at the shop.
1376612
It has a 35mm equivalent of 24mm. So way less than fisheye. Check the specs for the exact angle in degrees, but fisheye is usually 180 degrees or very close and they usually range in 8-15mm equivalent range from my experience.
497604
It has a 67mm ring so you can add filters or a fish eye attachment but no this is not a DSLR.
1759682
Sorry meant to hit NO. This lens has a very limited zoom length before it starts to blur and distort. A "fisheye" lens is meant for very very close up filming where or getting a very wide angle (similar to a panoramic. I think you will just want to find a wide angle lens.
1508205
I have the same problem with the exact camera and fisheye lens. I still don't have a solution for my problem, I can't even get it to fit.
1346798
Yes, the one that comes with the fisheye and one additional more if you want to increase the fisheye effect
727262
I believe the fish-eye filter merely gives you a fisheye-like distortion. The wideness of the view will depend entirely on the lens you use.
707000
It is, but is designed for an fx format like the D800. The 12-24mm fisheye is a fx format for the D5300
451941
yes you can. You'll have to remove the yolk and have a camera on the top with that threaded bolt
1246561
I'm not sure as I've never tried that but it does have a separate eyepiece, so there could well be some sort of digital imaging device that would fit in there instead of a glass lens. Good luck!