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You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Thread starter Allen2oo3 Start date Oct 14, Allen2oo3 Member. Arjay Admin Staff member. There is some chromatic aberration, but I believe this is less than what I remembered having with the WC-E68 installed on my Coolpix And the other problem that was to be expected - barrel distortion - appears to be rather moderate as well.
As far as I can remember, this combination is the best I have seen yet of all the WA converters that have been discussed in this forum to date. It seems you have a winner here. BTW, how do you plan to protect the bulging converter front lens? I remember that this lens is rather exposed and prone to get knocked into things. Allen2oo3 Member Thread starter. Some but low barrel distortion which is a major plus point. Nikon obviously produce high quality optics so this is no huge surprise.
I think it may have a little less distortion than my Raynox DCR wide angle add-on. Adding a secondary lens on the front of another is always a compromise. I think this is why people were so vociferous about the X having a fixed lens.
It was largely disappointment that the camera didnt allow for different lenses. I wish I could find a similar suitable x2 or x3 converter that didnt vignette. I am on my third TC Neewer 2x optic add-on as the first two units, both x3 converters, were just useless as they vignetted so badly. LincolnLogs Well-Known Member. Allen said:. Click to expand LincolnLogs said:. Allan, What is the effective angle of view as compared to 35mm film cameras? Hi Allen that's my surname too.
I'm impressed by the corner sharpness of your test shots. I just got a secondhand Minolta ACW , and it is blurry once you get in to the extreme corners and a bit fuzzy leading up to the corners. It's A good lens, and is usable but not as good as your Nikon seems to be. Trouble is the Nikon lens in the UK seems to be extortionate. Certainly not 'a few dollars'. I can get one from the States a lot cheaper but it may take two weeks to arrive. Trouble is, I am now thinking that really i should work with what i have and get used to the X lens as it is, before i try to enhance it.
We'll see. If i find a cheap Nikon I'll go for it i think. The WC-E68 is the older model - it was designed for the Coolpix , a camera that appeared on the market in correct me if I didn't get the year right.
Anyway, the WC-E68 has been out of production for several years. The WC-E68 features a male 46mm thread. I don't know the size of the WC-E67's mounting thread.
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Flat view. Nikon WC-E May 16, May 18, Mar 6, Not that serious: X-E4 Black or Silver. Disappearing Focus Peaking? Much faster focussing then the Fujifilm 56mm 1.
How to customize the dials on SX TTArtisan 23mm f1. Fringer Pro II performance? Motivate me to shoot on cloudy days on the street please. IQ: 18 1. Time lapse movie not showing up during transfers. Fujifilm X-Pro1 with Leica Summicron 50mm f2. Smallest case for a XT-3 and XF 27 pancake lens.
Viltrox 33 1,4 - Portrait. Godox XT2-F locked on M. Re: Hip shooting street photography Fuji xv. A decent baseline for Fujifilm video recording for video beginners. Re: - IQ enough? If so your best option if not need extra telephoto. Erik Baumgartner. Truman Prevatt. I have no idea if the Yashica lens would work. If you figure it out be sure to report back! Finally I found a blog post with nice information about another wide angle converter for Fuji XF. Thank you for this!
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