Samyang SY8M-C 8mm f3.5 Lens for Canon: Captivating Wide-Angle Perspective and Optimal Performance Review

I liked the Samyang Fisheye, the feel and also the performance of this particular lens is top notch, initially I didn't know how to get the most out of it but now I can make the best of it

This is a great lens, especially for the money. You could pay a lot more and get a technically superior lens, but who cares about sharp edges with fisheye distortion? Color is good, center sharpness is very acceptable and overall it works pretty well when using fisheye.

This is a fantastically small lens. Yes, there's nothing automatic, but Fisheye allowed me to set it and forget it, and it was very easy. For the price I got more than I expected and it takes amazingly clear pictures. It's also metal, and just by holding it in your hands you can tell it's a solid lens that won't bother you. As soon as I took it out of the box I drove a bit out of town and took this long exposure of the night sky and the only problem with this shot is the light pollution because

This lens fits both Canon EOS bodies, EF-S mount and EF mount. Photos look good! The main disadvantage of this lens is that you can see the lens hood in your photos, I use an EOS 1 Mark 4 and the lens hood is fixed. The lens is metal, which is nice, but the lens hood is visible in the corners of the photo. I was tempted to sand it down with an air powered sanding disc, but that's a big risk. very neat work. Bottom line, this lens would be better if it didn't come with a lens hood. The lens is…