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Cheers,

I saw a review on amazon, with pictures included. It appears to be a circle fisheye, much like the lens baby one. And the reviewer used it on an Olympus camera: 

meike 65



https://www.amazon.de/Meike-2-0-Objektiv-Fisheye-olypums-Pnasonic/dp/B01N5D5S82/ref=sr_1_2?s=photo&srs=1743310031&ie=UTF8&qid=1483428583&sr=1-2

Not that interesting in my opinion, I'm better off with a diagonal fisheye, like the Samyang 8mm f/2.8 or Sony 16mm+fisheye converter. 

Union Square, Bucharest, Sony 16mm+ Fisheye adapter

 

 

Best regards! 

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Prolly useful on a droneycopter, or even on a kite :-)   

    

Given the 4/3 sample you posted, this line from the 

linked seller page appears to be an inaccurate spec:  

  

"Ultra-190 Grad Diagonal Sichtfeld-für

APS-C Size Image Formate"   

  

Such a DIAGONAL FoV would indicate a "full frame 

fisheye" but it's apparent from the posted 4/3 sample 

that on an APSC this would be "circular fisheye", and 

that makes sense cuz 6.5mm X 1.5 crop factor equals 

a 10mm "FF equivalent FL". Most FF circular fisheyes 

are 8mm, so 10mm should certainly be close enuf. A 

typical "190 Grad Diagonal Sichtfeld " [note diagonal 

means implies "full frame fisheye" in fish-speak] has 

always been 15 or 16mm. 

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