Neewer 8mm f/ 3.5-22 Manual Focus Aspherical HD Fisheye Lens with Protective Lens Cap, Removable Tulip Lens Hood and Carrying Bag for Canon DSLR Cameras

Great for creative pics. Well made, a little heavy but amazing value

Wished I purchased one of these years ago. Manual focus only no problem So much you can do with the images. Over the moon. Came packed in boxes inside bags inside boxes. Great packing. First class service fast delivery. Will buy again.

As a photographer you can imagine how much I pay for lenses but in this case I just needed a fun lens just for a dozen shots in London so I was not willing to pay hundreds of pounds for fish eye just to take a dozen shots. After some research I bought this Neewer and took my chances....my verdict is I am pleasantly surprised at the outcome. This verdict is after 100% crop. Sharpness not bad in the centre but soft at the corners which is the norm for many lenses, CA is quite noticable at the contrasting edges (colour fringing) but easily cured in LR, no use checking for Barrel distortion or pin cushion as its 8mm, contrast a little weak but still ok, good colour....remember this is after 100% crop but you would never use crop as its a fish eye...this is a great fun lens and certainly great value for money...very pleased with the purchase...

The glass on these lens is really impressive for the price, the build quality is quite solid and they have a nice feel to them, excellent!

Not bad at all, they are decent enough to go with a good camera, satisfied the results so far.

Purchased as a present for my wife. This lens is a fraction of the price of a branded Fish eye lens.The only issue for the unwary is that none of the electrical functions are present on this lens - so there is no auto focus (not an issue with a Fish eye) and the camera must be used in either manual or aperture priority mode.So far the results have been very pleasing and the lens offers more than acceptable sharpness when stopped down to F 5.6 or F8. So far so good and infinitely better than fish eye attachments which screw into the front of the lens.

I’m happy with the photos but with Canon 70D the hood shows in the photo so you have to remove it. The lens cap is tight and already leaving sticky material on the hood after one day. If you just pull the lens cap off it pulls of the hood too so it’s better to twist and pull. If the longer parts of the hood were over the top and bottom of the shot you wouldn’t see it. But in its fixing position it’s in view across the upper and lower corners. I read a YouTube comment from someone who had the same problem and they said they just turned the hood. On my lens the way the hood fits doesn’t allow it to be turned. I’m hoping for a reply on his message to fix this problem.

Excellent value good pictures