How much "fish eye" is the lens? Can you see anything beyond a few feet?
1844710
No fish eye at all. I use it to back a 34 foot 5th wheel into my shop. It's hard for me to back in without it because it's darker in shop and light outside. GREAT PRODUCT
1844711
You can see out to maybe 10 feet. It isn't a great camera because it's purpose is to aid in hooking up you trailer. I find it to be like back up camera on my car It is adequate, but you still need to know what is behind you.
439031
I have been able to see across my yard but that's only 50ft, I don't know what range the viewer has to be able to help you during hunting but I think you will be able to see a large animal at a few hundred ft.
935900
You can look as far as you want. I've looked at the moon and saw more detail but that is not its purpose. I would say it is most effective when looking at a specific object under a mile. I have used mine while hunting and most objects are within 500 yards. You should ask yourself what is the main reason for buying the monocular. For sporting events or hunting, it is great but not so great for astronomy.
2049029
My eyes are pretty bad but I'd say for me, counting the 12" inch tiles I have,it's about 8 feet. For someone with good vision perhaps 10'. The picture is always clear and easy to read.
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.
2075035
You can choose between 60, 90 and 120 deg angles in the menu. Even the 120 isn't really fish eyed where as normal fish eye lenses distort around the edges. Hope this helps.
955255
It is focus-able to the viewer. I can't see clearly past 2 feet without my glasses. I see through this perfectly when I focus it. It's a tough little scope. I've been very happy with it. -DM
52207
It's the lens, a 2.8mm will give you the widest possible view, 12 being the closest.
2075034
No fish eye here. Just YouTube some footage to get a better picture of the viewing angles.
2150785
The image stays relatively clear up to 5 or 6 inches. At 4, I could still easily identify the image but was a bit fuzzy, definitely could not make out the fine details. Also, lighting was so what of a issue at 2 to 3 inches. It has to shine in at about a 45 angle from behind the camera to illuminate the image enough. At 3.7mm lenses, it definitely designed for a wide angle view of a room or hall. I would look at something with a macro lens if you want closeups.
265365
You can focus on objects as close as 1.5 feet. For distance viewing, it brings everything 6-8 times closer depending on which model you get.
1473035
It's clear up about 15-20 ft. You can see further but it's hard to make out the object because the image gets smaller as you look further.
1951965
Using low magnification the farthest is approx. 1 feet. With high magnifications the nearest is 2-3 inches
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.
98633
Its actually not bad. I sighted in at 25yds and at 50yds. At 50 it was a little faint but you could definitely see it.. make sure you're not using a bright white paper to sight though as it will wash out. I really wasnt even expecting that for the price. It's worth the 12 bucks.
1239751
This lens has a wider view so you see more. It's a little heaver and bulkier than the 85mm, but you can stand much closer to an object that you want to have in focus (12 inches) as opposed to the 85mm (about 3-4 feet).
2249703
may be 6 feet, not very far. Not accurate at all. It is all over the place. The scope is totally useless. Just for look. Don't even have lens. This is a harmless toy though. Not for adult. Kids will love it.