Hi, Thank for the review. I have the Z7 2 camera. I can change via the menu the size of the frame from FF to DX. If I do it - Is the same as using a 1.4 teleconverter ? Am I wrong ?
Hi Ido, the effect is almost the same but the manner in which it is achieved is different. Switching from FF to DX crops the sensor by 1.5x, similar to cropping an image in photoshop, hence a smaller image. A 1.4x TC increases the range of your lens but keeps the original FF resolution. That said, bird photographers take advantage of cropped frame cameras coupled with stacked TCs to extend the reach of their cameras, both by sensor cropping and optically, respectively. Thanks for watching!
This is quite a specialty application, but I guess all the underwater photographers out there already know which is the best - and this is it. If I can just squeeze out a little more from my wallet, I'd like to try this with a Z50. Thanks for your review. Cheers from Vancouver, Canada
A fisheye is a phenomenal specialty lens. In what other scenarios do you see yourself using it, aside from underwater?
Nice..aside from underwater, shooting landscapes
What size dome are you using nowadays?
So sorry for the late reply. I use the 6" glass dome primarily, and only use the 8" acrylic if I shoot video.
Thank you for the informative video, as always.
Thank you for watching and for the kind words!
@@NoelGuevara Walang anuman po! (But... I'm not from the Philippines, pero Pinoy sa puso).
Haha where are you from?
@@NoelGuevara I'm from Congo. But the Philippines was my second home for 10 years. I carry great memories about the Country and its People.
Hi, Thank for the review. I have the Z7 2 camera. I can change via the menu the size of the frame from FF to DX. If I do it - Is the same as using a 1.4 teleconverter ? Am I wrong ?
Hi Ido, the effect is almost the same but the manner in which it is achieved is different. Switching from FF to DX crops the sensor by 1.5x, similar to cropping an image in photoshop, hence a smaller image. A 1.4x TC increases the range of your lens but keeps the original FF resolution. That said, bird photographers take advantage of cropped frame cameras coupled with stacked TCs to extend the reach of their cameras, both by sensor cropping and optically, respectively.
Thanks for watching!
Great video. Seems that underwater photography is quite exciting and expensive 😁.
Hahaha true on both counts. But the experience and encounters are priceless!
Beautiful channel my friend 👍👏
Thank you! Is this Dennis?
@@NoelGuevara Yes it's me and I'm just updating my TH-cam channel 👌
This is quite a specialty application, but I guess all the underwater photographers out there already know which is the best - and this is it. If I can just squeeze out a little more from my wallet, I'd like to try this with a Z50. Thanks for your review. Cheers from Vancouver, Canada
Some prefer the Tokina 10-17 for cropped frame, but I choose this for the quality of glass. Thanks for watching!
Thank You!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
New subscriber here. Super nice content. #FrustratedPhotographerHere
what a late reply I'm so sorry. Thank you!