where can i find lense for this camera

[marleyfan0]

im lookin in to buying a panasonic pv-gs80
and i was wondering where i could get different lenses for it like a fisheye, kenko, or any wide lens.

[giantsfan7791]

i usually tell people to save for a baby death and work on their long-lens. good skill with long-lens is much better in the long run. what's the point of getting a cheap fisheye and later getting a baby death? if your making a sponsor me tape then you can get sponsored just as easily without a fisheye. when you get sponsored you be skating (if it's local) with the rest of the team and chances are that they'll have a better camera. you also get to use that baby death for any later cameras that you buy.

if you absolutely must, get a kenko.

[marleyfan0]

can someone explain to me what the difference between all these lenses are

[giantsfan7791]

can someone explain to me what the difference between all these lenses are
baby death is $600 (can be found much cheaper) dollars but will result in an orgasm everytime you watch a clip with it.

kenko is $40, feeling is reduced to "looks the same as the rest of the video."

[marleyfan0]

no i mean what do they do different

[giantsfan7791]

no i mean what do they do different
they're both fisheyes but it's just a quality difference. the baby death has more distortion and better quality glass than the kenko. i believe it produces much less vignetting too. plus, it's more secure, lasts longer, and stands against impacts better. i think it has a longer warrenty depending where you buy it.

if you don't want to spend that much then by all means get the kenko. however, i personally try to buy the best first shot rather than buy good and upgrade later.

[marleyfan0]

well i mean i dont think i will ever save up $600 im like 14

[giantsfan7791]

true. get the kenko then. i think i've heard some good things about the raynox but i don't know much about it.

[marleyfan0]

but can that camera hold a kenko?
and if so can you direct me to a site please

[giantsfan7791]

i'm sure it can but i'm not a 100% positive. i beleive the thread size on your panny is 37mm so search around for the thread size of a kenko. if not then you can always get step-up/down rings.

[marleyfan0]

hows this?
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/customer-images/B000244BYU/ref=cm_ciu_pdp_images_1/104-7807099-1686345?ie=UTF8&s=photo&index=1#gallery
or this one
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/232578-REG/Kenko_SGT20_SGT_20_37mm_2x_Telephoto.html

EDIT: i did research and i found your right it needs a 37mm and these will fit
but hows the quality?

[giantsfan7791]

both are 37's so they will both fit your camera. and it's a steal at $25 in the second link.

[marleyfan0]

ight thanks for the help....
your sig says bote here

[giantsfan7791]

ight thanks for the help....
your sig says bote here
crap!!!!!!!

fixing. thanks. no problem.

[SkateItsWhatIDo]

a REALLY good fisheye thats really affordable is the Opteka .43x fisheye
get it form amazon.com
its like 50 bucks, and it works amazing
im not sure if itll fit your camera, but they have tons of different models of it on the site

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