Having acquired my Nikon Z6 a couple of months ago, other than testing it out and familiarizing myself with it, not taken anything serious as yet, but will on my Christmas holiday! I love using the fisheye lens, but the Samyang and Z6 don't see eye to eye (the exposure reading's all over the place, constantly changing as you're viewing on the screen! 😞 So, splashed out and bought the Nikon AF Fisheye Nikkor 16mm. It's much more compact and being on the full-frame camera gives about the same angle of view as the 8mm Samyang on the D500.
I've also downloaded the Nikon Capture NX-D software (and it's free!), which processes the NEF Raw files and more, and having played around, quite like it after using Adobe Camera Raw for many years. One feature I love is that when processing images taken with this model of Nikon fisheye, at a single click of a button it instantly converts the fish-eye image to an extreme wide-angle image, cropping to full-frame, therefore making it like two lenses in one.
The Leeds Dock area alongside the Royal Armouries is always a good place for photography, so took the Z6 & fish-eye for walkies and took a few images. This set shows the original fish-eye processed images and wide-angle conversions.

Many thanks to Colleen, Brian (brian17302), Lin (sweetpea62) and Phil (Philpot) for their User Awards on my previous upload, Palazzo della Comunità, Piazza Motta , most appreciated 🏆👍

Raw images processed in Nikon Capture NX-D, tweaked in Nik Collection's Viveza 2 and Photoshop Elements 14.

Thanks again to everyone for your vote & comments on my previous uploads, it really is appreciated and encouraging 👍

Trev 😀

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