Samyang 8mm T3.8 Fisheye IF MC VDSLR CS II (DH) Lens(For Canon) Price in India, Specifications, Reviews & Offers. Buy online at Amazon.

Your review was very helpful. Great lens!!...Thank you
Good review - Better than a GoPro - It would need to be...
NICE TUTORIAL.i LIKE IT.
I tried the Rokinon version and the image quality was soft and not sharp. The focus didn't seem to work no matter how close I was or far away from the subject. When I took the images into Lightroom, and zoomed into the images, they looked grainy. I guess you get what you pay for. Played with the ISO and aperture settings and didn't seem to help. Tried it in Aperture Priority and Manual and that didn't help on a Canon 90D. The images you took with the Samyang seem sharp but I guess it's hit or miss with the manufacturer of these lens.
in lightroom you can fix the distortion and you have an ultra wide picture without the fish eye effect its ideal if you cant afford the tokina 11 16 or other ultra wide angle lenses.also you can do some very creative photography with it i remember i took some seminars in photography and the teacher he used to give us these assigmnets and we had one week to bring him the kind of images he wanted to.at one time he gave us an assigment to do some architecture photography.i used my fish eye lens to do some shots, and in the end he rejected my fish eye lens photos and he said why i am using this lens? fish eye is a toy everyone sells it the guy was one of those arrogant snobs in photography unfo my fish eye broke few months later but i am waiting till the easter comes to get another one and rock the boat with this lens lol
Great video! I just bought this and I’m very satisfied. Only thing what I don’t understand is how to focus it. It seems to be almost same result besides what is position of the focus ring 🤔
Hi Christopher, great video. Would you say this lens is better than the Sigma 8-16mm f/4.5-5.6 DC HSM? Or not quite as good. I can't decide between the two, I'll be using them on a Canon EOS 760D. If you know of any other super wide lenses that are better than both please let me know
Hello Chris I bought The Samyang 8mm T3.8 UMC Fish Eye CS II (for Cinema). I bought it for still photography not realising I bought the cinema version. The only difference I can see is there are no click stops on the aperture ring. Could you see any problems using this lens for stills? As always a great review.
Enjoy your vids enormously chum. Thanks.
How it works on a mirrorless full frame?
Its same quality with the 8mm cine lens???
Fantastic review as usual - I am stuck between choosing a Samyang 8mm or the Sigma 10mm for a Canon APS-C camera. Predominantly I would like to use it for some Astrophotography (low light) architecture and some landscape - question is is it good enough for low light photography compared to say a Sigma and any difference would it be worth the extra costs - I do have a Tokina 11-20 f2.8 already - any help would be appreciated Thanks Ahmet again love your reviews
I had also bought one Samyang 8 mm f2.8 M for mirroless but it was simply not working on Canon M50. What could be the reason ? I had to return it.
Hi Chris. I bought one and tried to use it on Canon M50 with adapter put but it simply doesn't work . However , it works on DSLRs. Can you please tell me why its on working on mirroless with adapter?
is there a big difference between CS and CS II?
Has anyone info if this lens would be a good choice for 360º photos using a full frame camera?
How do you detach the hood
Will this work with a EF mount to micro four thirds adapter ( I have a viltrox speed booster and would want this for vlogging on my GH4 ) I want to use it on my speed booster for more aperture
good video
can it support to canon d200
Hey! Awesome Review! I switched from my 1300D to a Canon 6D MKII, I noticed as well the spherical image on my FF. If I use the Hood, can I still get a rectangular image as before? or should I sell it and buy more mm for the new ff sensor?
Great video, thank you. Love your book selection!
Your review was very helpful. Thank you
great review! looking forward to getting it now
Did I hear Tiny Tim?
This helped me out a lot with understanding fish and their eyes. Thank you, Mr. El Indie Making.
8mm...8 years ago...
Having to manually focus doesn’t bother me but you need to have good vision imgs.love/RokinonLens or wear your glasses/contacts. I use this for weather, architecture, landscapes, family portraits, and sometimes even birth photography. I need more equipment for astrophotography but that is on my list.
Make it f/5.6 and distance at infinity ... you will get best fixed sharp photos
1h intro 2min content geez
Hello! Very good video I have an 8mm rokinon. Supposedly it has an autofocus chip ... do you have to configure something in the camera? I have a nikon D7100 with focus motor, but I can not make it work. Thanks for any comment from now.
Thanks
Is it good for milky way?
very cool
Should have used f/8 for the sharpness test. At f/22 diffraction may be present. f/8 is the sweet spot for sharpness.
is there much difference between this and the older version??
What's the name of the song you had for the beginning of the video
Nice shoots !! Did you compare to the 7.5 mm Rokinon one? Trying to figure out witch better. Thanks for your help !! Sebastian
type of monopod used? 
What`s the difference between this one, Rokinon 8mm T3.8 and Rokinon 8mm f/3.8? Could you guys explain?
I just recently bought Rokinon 14 mm T3.1 lens. Is vignetting a normal thing in that lens or I have got a broken lens? It looks really unprofessional with vignetting. I am using this lens with Sony A7s. Please help me.
Great review, thanks so much!
i love it! actually ill be at chicago in december and i will buy this baby!
Why did you compare T3.8 to T22 for sharpness??? Those are the two softest apertures. T3.8 and T22 should both be contrasted with the lenses sharpest aperture, which is nearly always anywhere between f11-f16 (or whatever those tstops are). For video I'm more than sure this lens is bogus sharp. None of this 5/10 for sharpness stuff. This lens shows beautifully on the Gh4.
what canon have you used in this video ? 
i have the newer one with removable hood . with click-e aperture! i very much like it on my A99 full and crop mode .  just my 2 cents . i want to take out the click-e  . i do find my fingers on the lens now and then . it really  easy to putt them on it with the hood off