The 16x9 Inc 169-HDSF45X-HPX is a fisheye lens adapter for Panasonic HPX-170 & HMC-150 camcorders. This 0.45x adapter allows the user to increase the angle of view by 55% at the wide angle setting of the main lens.
| Type | Fisheye Wide Angle |
| Application | For Barrel Distorted Wide Angle Views |
| Format | 4:3 and 16:9 |
| Lens Mount |
72mm Filter Thread Panasonic HPX-170 & HMC-150 Bayonet Mount |
| Zoom Through | No |
| Magnification | 0.45x |
| Converted Focal Length | If Wide Angle is 3.9mm then Conversion is 1.76mm |
| Minimum Object Distance (M.O.D.) | Not Specified by Manufacturer |
| Filter Size | N/A |
| Dimensions (LxDiameter) |
1.57 x 4.72" 40 x 120mm |
| Weight |
13.75 oz 389g |
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Comments about 16x9 Inc. 169-HDSF45X-HPX EXII Fisheye Converter Lens:
I purchase the HMC 150 and was looking for a some what affordable fisheye lens. This lens is a little wider than the Century optics fisheye. For those of you that cant afford the OHD-FEWA-AG Xtreme Fisheye this is the lens to get. End of story.
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Comments about 16x9 Inc. 169-HDSF45X-HPX EXII Fisheye Converter Lens:
I love how easy it is to get on and off the camera. And the barrel distortion you get for the price is outstanding. There's not a better lens in this price range.
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Comments about 16x9 Inc. 169-HDSF45X-HPX EXII Fisheye Converter Lens:
I bought the 45x fisheye converter lens for 16x9 a few weeks ago, and I already think I've got value for my money. It's very useable, because it hasn't got the rounded corners, but still has an inpressive angle. I use mine with a Panasonic HPX171, which already has a nice wide angle. I appreciate the fact I don't have to screw it on, it has a click on mount that fits my camera lens perfectly.
I have used the fisheye converter both for a music video and for a skate movie. It adds something extra to both. Of course, there is quite a bit of line distortion, but I would still consider using it for regular filming indoors in small spaces.
You can zoom in about halfway before everything goes out of focus. The edges are a bit blurry in full wide angle.
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