Product Description

It's easy to use the new Opteka .42x HD² Titanium Series High Resolution Ultra Wide Angle Macro Fisheye Converter Lens to increase the versatility of your existing lens to provide breathtaking ultra wide angle views. The built-in, detachable macro lens allows you to take extreme high resolution close-up shots. Ideal for Scenic panoramas, groups and tight interiors.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #4224 in Consumer Electronics
• Brand: Opteka
• Model: OPT-42XHD2-EOS

Features

• Opteka .42x HD² Wide Angle Macro Fisheye Lens
• High Definition² - 2 times the resolution of standard high definition lenses
• Professional High Speed Auto Focus, Full Panoramic Capability, High Quality Crystal Optics, & AF Infrared Compatible
• Lens front Thread 67mm, 8 Element Lens, 180° Degree Capability
• Made in Japan & Includes 10 Year Worldwide Warranty

Customer Reviews

Dont be fooled by the Name..
It says that its a Wide Angle, Panoramic Macro, FISHEYE Lens.. but when i received mine, it was "semi-fisheye". Im kinda disappointed about it. but over all, the Wide Angle takes really nice pictures.

good buy for the price
I bought this item just to add some flexibility to my canon rebel digital. It works fine for fun wide angle pictures, and you can't beat the price. In extreme wide angle, there is distortion but it works great for panoramics.

Lots of fun on EFS 18-55 kit lens for only $30!
I was going to sell the EFS 18-55 kit lens that came with my 20D, but now I'm keeping it since this fisheye is so much fun. You simply add the included step-up ring (which changes the gadget's girth from 52mm to 58mm) and screw it onto the filter end of the lens. The further you zoom out, the more the fisheye takes effect until it's almost a full circle. By keeping the lens closer to the 18mm end, you get a less pronounced distortion. When you want to use the macro function, you unscrew the front part of the gadget, leaving just the macro part on the lens. Would almost give it 5-stars for the money, except that the rubber lens cap is so loose it's nearly worthless.

Without the step-up ring, the gadget also fits a 52mm filter size lens. I tried it on my Canon EF-S 60mm macro, but it didn't seem to work on that one.