16mm lens Archives

16 August, 2024

Nikkor 16mm Fisheye – Three Ways to Make use of Such a Lens

By Andrea Monti

For me, a fisheye is the most challenging lens to use. Unlike other ‘normal’ focal lengths, a fisheye has an inherent deformation of reality. As a result, it is ofte...

2 August, 2015

Zeiss 16mm f/8 Hologon Lens Review – M-Mount Modified

By Hamish Gill

The Carl Zeiss Hologon 16mm f/8 has to be the most eccentric lens I’ve used to date. It’s possibly one of the most rare lenses I’ve used too. Largely because o...

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Tony Warren on A Travel Through Time, Stupidity and Power
Andrea, I am or was an architect, retired now for over 20 years. I quite agree that the earliest building…
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Andrea Monti on A Travel Through Time, Stupidity and Power
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