Correct

if that is the case the minimum focus distance is even worse then. It measures at 21cm from the sensor rather than 17cm

The Sign one the Camera top view, looks like this -0- shows where the sensor is located in the body. From that line, you have to measure the centimeters to the subject. Btw i like the Photo through the fence! Awsome shot

Came here to add this. Correct. Honestly. I stopped the video to post this. When reviewing a lens, if you don't know the basics, like where the focal plane is measured from, you've lost credibility to me. It calls into question any other technical observations immediately. Also, show me a matte box that can cover 117 degrees of FOV. Filters won't work on this. Don't tell me to get a matte box on an 11mm if I want filters. That isn't how its done...

@@JasonMorrisphotocinema there's no "if"

And he is “ content creator “ 😅

Samyang 12 mm is a crop sensor lens

@@charruaporelmundo no it's not. The normal 12mm is, but not the fisheye

Kind of pointless to use a full frame fisheye on an APSC body, you would be better off with the Samyang 8mm fisheye for APSC cameras.

I chose anything similar to this focal length and tried the one that looks the best. Actually just trial and error

@@JasonMorrisphotocinema Got it! And how is the lens at work? Are you using it now? Are you satisfied with the quality of the photos you receive after a long period of use?

@@user-nr8bd2cd8p because I'm mainly a video shooter I rarely use it. If I was into more photography I certainly would use it more often. I've only used it twice since this video

Viltrox for sure

I have had alot of fisheye lenses and there is no fisheye that is tack sharp in the corners soft corners are the nature of the beast with fisheye you mostly want the middle of the frame sharp as for me a 2.8 is what I need for concert photography Tokina Canon Rokinon Nikon Pentex Samyang Sigma Tamron None are tack sharp in corners

Even if it was sharp at 2.8 it usually has dark corners until f4

There is something called a curve or bulb with fisheye lenses. Corners are not going to be sharp at big aperture because of this. That’s the shape of the glass. To get corners as sharp at center you have to have a flat lens. Flat field macros. Yes usually macros are sharp at corners and center because they are used today shoot flat work like paintings or let’s say text on a book. That’s specialized lens. People who think every Lens should be sharp at corners and center at biggest aperture have no clue how lenses are constructed

Parrot

Hi. The problem here would be dark interiors. The osmo pocket is not great under low light conditions. You would have better luck with a mirrorless camera and a fast lens. Unfortunately there is nothing you can do unless you add more light

@@JasonMorrisphotocinema With some further research I found the YONGNUO YN300 Air Pro LED Video Light for DV . those are highly recommended by a noted still Photographer. Those are both small & affordable . I am gonna give it a try and see how those perform then get back to you . Any suggestions on how best to shoot Neon at dusk or night with the Osmo ? .Many Thanks for the response,!!

Got to light up that interior a lot

Disregard. You answered the question in the video lol 🤓🤝

hehe

No, as this is for a full-frame sensor. For similar results on a mirrorless APS-C, get the Samyang/Rokinon 8mm f2.8.

@@aldolega It is clear and evident that it is compatible with APS-C, Kevin Cox, serves my friend.

@@giuliannomoroni4869 it's compatible but you'll have a dramatically smaller angle of view. If he wants a GoPro-type look he will want a fisheye that's specifically designed for an APS-C sensor, like the one I suggested.

That’s relative to your cameras performance

Most cinema glass isn't weather sealed. Lots of great lenses aren't weather sealed.

What 11mm lens do you recommend instead ? What 11mm lens do you use ?