What type of lens was used for this photo?

[TNVO]

Is it fisheye? I've always thought fisheye made structures bulge outwards, not inwards.

thanks!

 

[412 Burgh]

it is a fisheye effect

 

[Peanuts]

Fisheye lens for sure.

 

[Ginu]

It looks like a wide angle lens with fish-eye effect added afterwards.

By the way you should not post pictures which are not yours

 

[chaosrealm93]

could just be photoshopped.

 

[KmH]

By the way you should not post pictures which are not yours

Per TPF rules/regs: Photography Forum & Digital Photography Forum FAQ

* You agree to only post images and/or other material to which you have exclusive copyright, or permission from the copyright holder that you are able to present to TPF Staff. Under no circumstances will any instance of copyright infringement be tolerated.

Replacing the stolen photo with a link to it, is an acceptable way to refer others to photos you don't own.

 

[ghache]

By the way you should not post pictures which are not yours

Per TPF rules/regs: Photography Forum & Digital Photography Forum FAQ

* You agree to only post images and/or other material to which you have exclusive copyright, or permission from the copyright holder that you are able to present to TPF Staff. Under no circumstances will any instance of copyright infringement be tolerated.

Replacing the stolen photo with a link to it, is an acceptable way to refer others to photos you don't own.

this rule is dumb as ****.

When you post the picture directly to the post. you actually have to post the LINK and the forum using the img cotation to interpret the link in another way and post the picture durectly. link is still binded to the image. From a technical point of view, there is no difference. its not like your hosting the picture on your flickr account or on your forum account. your still posting the link. stop acting like the forum cop enforcning the rules. there are some people doing it and they are MODERATORS, you are not.

right click on picture and go properties. there is the link.

 

[AgentDrex]

Well, the rule is only dumb if the person linking to the photo states that the photo is not theirs or makes it apparent that this was not their work.

Someone posting a link to a photo captured by someone else while attempting to insinuate that it was done by themselves is what the rule is there for obviously.

The OP didn't make it exactly clear that this wasn't their photo. You can infer that it isn't by the way they wrote, but it could have been a mischievous attempt to get us to guess what lens they used.