Uploaded October 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
I picked up a cheap 7.5mm/2.8 fisheye lens from 7artisans. This is a DX format or crop lens.
The Nikon Z5 has a heavy crop of 1.7 when shooting 4K video, so this is closer to a 13mm equivalent.
The fisheye effect is still quite strong, despite the heavy crop.
I did some tests late at night to see how the park looks at night in full spectrum. Turns out it doesn't look much different than it does to a conventional camera.
ON the Z6, remapping your sensor to fix hot or stuck pixels is hidden, you have to run the sensor cleaning process twice in a row to remap your pixels. The Z5 makes this easier, as they have added a menu option for it. "Image wrapping" is about halfway down on the menu with the wrench icon.
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kyleclements.com
I picked up a cheap 7.5mm/2.8 fisheye lens from 7artisans. This is a DX format or crop lens.
The Nikon Z5 has a heavy crop of 1.7 when shooting 4K video, so this is closer to a 13mm equivalent.
The fisheye effect is still quite strong, despite the heavy crop.
I did some tests late at night to see how the park looks at night in full spectrum. Turns out it doesn't look much different than it does to a conventional camera.
ON the Z6, remapping your sensor to fix hot or stuck pixels is hidden, you have to run the sensor cleaning process twice in a row to remap your pixels. The Z5 makes this easier, as they have added a menu option for it. "Image wrapping" is about halfway down on the menu with the wrench icon.
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kyleclements.com
