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Take a pic of the lens area and post it, I may be able to find a fisheye that’ll fit (if it has filter threads). That’ll answer the fisheye question. Most cameras have threads and usually a little number w mm measurement. Aka the filter thread size. Right by the glass.
weastcoatTake a pic of the lens area and post it, I may be able to find a fisheye that’ll fit (if it has filter threads). That’ll answer the fisheye question. Most cameras have threads and usually a little number w mm measurement. Aka the filter thread size. Right by the glass.
pissnu_skisI gotta make sure this thing works first but I am interested lol
if you found this camera in a thrift store don’t be very surprised if the heads are absolutely fried. otherwise if it doesn’t work it’s a very goofy and interesting looking decoration.
Jemsif you found this camera in a thrift store don’t be very surprised if the heads are absolutely fried. otherwise if it doesn’t work it’s a very goofy and interesting looking decoration.
HeadacheHow do you tell what size fisheye from those numbers? I’ve been meaning to get one for my cam
pissnu_skisI would also like to know this
Number with The little circle with the line that goes all the way through it. Usually represents “diameter”. In the case of cameras it represents filter thread size, which is the way to attach fisheyes to camcorders. You just thread it on.
