N-Photo: the Nikon magazine

Distort a doggie

We spend much of our time trying to avoid lens distortions, either by purchasing lenses that boast the latest advancements in imaging tech or by using editing software to fix optical imperfections. And yet – when used intentionally – extreme distortion can be a great way to capture creative images.

Fisheye lenses are so called because they replicate

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