Wide Angle Adapter?
I have a Canon HF10, which doesn't have a very wide lens. I'm wondering if a wide angle lens adapter would fix this, but I don't want the look of a fisheye, which I already have.
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Canon supply a wide-angle adapter which is very good (I used to use it before I changed the camera ) and certainly doesn't give the fish-eye look to shots. I believe it is the Canon WD-37.
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Oh thanks! Its expensive though. I'll have to wait on that purchase.
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Wendell, I have a Canon HF-S10 and I bought the Canon wide-angle lens for it when I bought the camera, - yes, it is expensive, but well worth it. I hardly ever take it off the camera. No obvious distortion and it improves your SOUND !
Of course, because you can get closer to your subjects ! RonC. |
The HFS10 has a 58mm lens fitting, so the wide angle lens would be the WD58. I use this om my HFS100 and it is indeed a good bit of glass. I bought it some years back for the Canon XM2.
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Thanks all! I'll be sure to purchase one of these in the future.
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Make sure you have to correct model, the HF10 and HFS10 are very different cameras.
I use a Raynox 0.5x wide angle attachment. |
Kenko 0.5X Wide Angle Lens for 37mm Camcorders
I have one of these for my HF200 There is some vignetting at full wide angle so it takes a bit of practice but the results are reasonable for the price, but shop around because the prices seem to vary, I think I only paid about £28 six months ago. Hope this helps. |
I use the Canon WA from the GL1-2
It's half the price of the Vixia verson and works great.
Florida Keys Key West Time it's used here. Best, Craig |
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