can i fit a fish eye on this camera
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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.
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Hello thereYes absolutely. You may use a tripod with this camera. I just checked the bottom of the camera. Good Luck
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If you have the right software you can remove some of the curvature but fisheye lenses are going to have curvature.
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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.
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yes you can Ive been looking for one for mine to go diving with. found one on ebay but it is from the states though. search for Panasonic FH20 FH22 FH25 FH27 Universal Underwater Camera case
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Yes, the one that comes with the fisheye and one additional more if you want to increase the fisheye effect
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I doubt it since you have the camera that pops out of the same area. Do a google search and see what comes up
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Hi not sure but well look into it would like to know myself if you can install one of those on the camerawill get back to you soon as I can
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Yes it is. This lens is made for a full frame camera. Cropped sensors will not have the fisheye look. This is a very sharp lens.
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Hi Kenneth, I am so sorry, but I don't know. Perhaps it might be good to enter your camera model in a search bar followed by eyepiece extender. I apologize if my response is very basic, but I'm hoping it might help.
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you can however ...add on ..wide angle/fish eye and tele multiplier lenses and filters.
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Yes you can, provided your camera lens is at least 49 mm. It is a great thing to have!
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yes you can. You'll have to remove the yolk and have a camera on the top with that threaded bolt
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Kinda... Because the iPhone automatically zooms in when you turn it to record you can't really tell when it's on the fish eye lens. The macro is cool when recording and I'm not sure about the wide lens, but I'd assume it is. For sure not the fish eye though.
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No...this is not a fish-eye lens. This is an ultra wide angle lens. Great for wide landscapes. If you are to close to certain objects, it can give somewhat of a distorted perspective. I have used this lens at outdoor parties, landscapes, night sky photos and sunsets, and architectural photography and love this lens.
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There is no indication of filter size in the manual: (http://www.general-imaging.com/uploadedFiles/10_Our_Cameras/Cameras/Power_Series/X5_UM_En.pdf) so I would think not. You might be able to rig up something, but that might be more trouble than it would be worth.Not too many low-end digicams provide for filters without some sort of adapter; a shame since a polarizer can do wonders to an otherwise mediocre image.
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I heard you can but you might have to do everything manually. I'm not on this though. You could also try a camera store to see if they can give you a better answer.