Pergear has released a new 7.5mm f2.8 fisheye lens for the APS-C mount.
This lens will produce a 130-degree angle of view with an f2.8 aperture. Like Pergear’s other APS-C lenses, it also has a full metal construction with a copper core.
Lens Specifications
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Focal Length: 7.5mm Fisheye f2.8 |
Check Price – Amazon / Pergear
List Of Fisheye Lenses For APS-C Cameras
There are a few other fisheye APS-C lenses out there, some more expensive, some with different builds.
| Lens | 35mm Equiv | Elements | Aperture | Check Price |
| Loawa 4mm | MFT lens | 7/6 | 7 | Amazon |
| Opteka 6.5mm f2 | 9.8mm | 6/5 | 9 | Amazon |
| Pergear 7.5mm f2.8 | 11.25mm | 9/8 | 10R | Amazon |
| Brightin Star 7.5mm f2.8 | 11.25mm | 11/9 | 10R | Amazon |
| 7Artisans 7.5mm f2.8 | 11.25mm | 11/10 | 12 | Amazon |
| Rokinon 8mm f2.8 | 12mm | 11/8 | Â | Amazon |
In comparison, you can see the Pergear sits in the middle of element count at 9 elements vs 6 and 7 elements with the Opteka and Loawa and 11 with everyone else. The Loawa is actually a MFT fisheye lens that you can use on APS-C camera where you will see the full image circle.
What to do with a fisheye lens?
The big appeal to these fisheye lenses is most of them can capture a 130-degree field of view. It will give you a fisheye look, however, you can use software like Fisheye-Hemi to remove the fisheye effect for just an ultra-wide look or a rectilinear look. Essentially it does what a GoPro does. Superview – to wide – to linear.
