Watch the Lonely Speck video review of the world’s fastest full-frame fisheye lens.
Fisheye lenses are something that I’m very familiar with using. I have always had at least one fisheye lens in my tool kit for the last decade as they’re excellent tools for landscape astrophotography.
With the 15mm f/1.4 Art, Sigma has made the a fisheye lens like never before. It’s the fastest fisheye lens with its f/1.4 aperture, making it a full two stops brighter than any other fisheye lens that I’ve used before. It’s also the first ever autofocus fisheye lens for Sony E or Leica L mount cameras. See what it’s like to shoot with this lens in the video below:
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The Lens
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Software
- Siril Open-Source Deep Sky Stacking and Processing:
- Adobe CC for post-processing
- Luminar Neo Photo Library and Editing
- PhotoPills for planning
- Stellarium for planning
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