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The 15mm Canon Fisheye Lens is really a 180 degree full frame diagonal fisheye lens designed for Canon's full frame sensor cameras such as the 1Ds Mark III and also the 5d Mark II and all earlier full frame models. The 15mm Canon is a prime AF Lens with a maximum aperture of f/2.8. Sadly, this lens continues to be discontinued and replaced with a more recent model.

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Until very recently, the 15mm Canon was the only real Canon fisheye lens you can get, leaving Canon owners using the 1.6x and 1.3x crop cameras in the cold. Canon has now replaced the 15mm with the 8-15mm f/4L Fisheye Zoom Lens. When i write this it is not yet on sale however the 15mm Canon is still available brand new and that i suspect once the 8-15mm zoom is released to the public you'll see increasingly more from the 15mm fisheye's become available in the used lens market.

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Image Excellence of the 15mm Canon Fisheye Lens

The 15mm Canon Fisheye is the sharpest lens that That i have ever seen on any fisheye. If there is a sharper fisheye lens out there then Let me see it. The majority of my photography buddies shoot with Nikon's and not one of them will dispute the fact that my 15mm Canon is razor sharp compared to either of the fisheye's made by Nikon. Even wide open at f/2.8 this lens is sharp like a tack. With a close focus distance of 8 inches you are able to relocate really close with this particular Canon fisheye lens for all those highly dramatic eye popping shots.

Auto Focus becomes manifest pretty quickly about this lens though it has the old-style AF motor onto it. No ultra sonic motor about this lens as it was originally designed in 1987. Canon makes virtually no changes about this lens ever since then.

Chromatic Aberration could be better; and here the Nikon's are clearly the winner, but nothing that can't be dealt with easily should you shoot in RAW so you can digitally take it off. I often have the sun's rays in my fisheye shots and rarely must i deal with any serious ghosting and flaring problems. Color saturation and contrast are as good as it gets with this lens. The 15mm Canon Fisheye translates into great images and also you really get to understand why lens when you make large prints with it like I do.

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