Images copyright Mark Toal. All rights reserved. ![]() Intro by Skip Cohen It's Mirrorless Mark Monday and our buddy, Mark Toal is back having fun with the LUMIX 8mm lens. If a picture's worth a thousand words, then Mark is sharing one of the longest posts he's ever written! Click on the fisheye to the right for more information. And, click on any of Mark's images to visit his website and blogs. Follow Mark and the LUMIX Ambassador team with a visit to the LUMIX Photographers Facebook page. There's so much great content being shared every day, and it's all about the nonstop "buzz" Panasonic's technology keeps creating! by Mark Toal The distortion from a fisheye lens makes it hard to use in most situations, but boy when it fits, it makes a captivating image. For these images I used the Panasonic Lumix 8mm lens. Because it’s such a wide-angle lens almost everything will be in focus at any aperture. You mainly have to watch out that out don’t get your shoes or shadow in the photo since it’s such a wide angle of view. I shot these images in the program mode with Auto ISO using Lumix G series cameras.
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