This is the result from a $30 "Super Fish Eye Lens 0.25x" on top of the 01.
This adds up to 2.12 mm native [11.9 mm / 35mm eq!].
It's a 37mm converter, so I had to use a step-down ring [37 -> 40.5mm].
It is working OK in full auto [focus/exposure]. It's actually easier to use with autofocus,
because the manual focus help kicks in as soon as you touch the focus ring on the 01 -
annoying
- It would be better if it used the [OK-button] like on full manual lenses.
This converter vignettes a bit, but I don't know how much is due to the step-down ring.
One funny thing, though: It seems to vignette more to the right...hmm.
As Q thinks it's got only the 01 attached it is also possible to use [Distortion Correction]
from the menu or when developing your RAW in camera.
The attachment is a little heavy - almost the same weight as the Q body ...
but as the AF is fully internal on the 01 there is no extra strain on the AF-motor.
62 mm filter diameter. You also get a "macro lens" if you unscrew the wide angle part.
IMHO: Lots of fun for $30. Savings: $100 on the original FE-lens.
Picture 1: 1/40th sec - f1,9 - ISO400
Picture 2: 1/125th sec - f2,8 - ISO400
No cropping, just downscaled to 1024x, [Tone Expansion] on Front dial (on all of them, I think...).
Picture 3: 1/500th sec - f3,2 - ISO400 - no built-in distortion correction
Picture 4: 1/500th sec - f3,2 - ISO400 - Q built-in distortion correction applied when developing RAW
Picture 5: 1/200th sec - f1,9 - ISO400 - with the "macro" lens
Picture 6: 1/13th sec - f8 - ISO400 - with the "macro" lens
Picture 7: 1/160th sec - f2,8 - ISO400 - a snowy day - shortly after this pic, the Q froze up. Keep it warm!
Picture 8: 1/1000th sec - f3,5 - ISO400
Picture 9: 1/1000th sec - f3,2 - ISO400
This is what this beast looks like:
thanks/Erik