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review for Rokinon ROK8MMNIK 8mm f/3.5 Aspherical Fish eye Manual Focus?

I am a photographer and i just wanted to see if any one could answer one of my questions about this lens..

1. i do a lot of skateboarding photography and because this is a manual focus fish eye i know i wont be able to look throw the finder to see if my subject is in focused because of the crazy angels. I'll just be aiming and pointing up in to the subject while it would be moving so i can fill the frame and get close as possible with the lens so by shooting around F:5.6 with my Nikon d300s will i be able to get a good depth of focus all the way around with out worrying about it getting thrown off? Because like i said i wont know if my subject or the object that they are hitting is in focus in tell the shot is over so im kinda confused can any one help?

I had a 12mm fisheye, and it didn't have a focus ring. If it does have a focus ring, then just set it a little off infinity, and everything will be in focus. What you need to learn more than focus is shooting without looking through viewfinder. The biggest drawback to a fisheye is that in the moment before a skateboard slams into your camera, and then jams the camera into your face, is that it will look very far away in the viewfinder.

Ocean Kayak Prowler Trident 13 review (fish finder installed)

MARK 5X PRO FISH

$328.32

OPTIMIZED AUTOMATIC MODE FOR HIGH-PERFORMANCE FINING WITH TURN-ON-&-FISH EASE. HIGH-RESOLUTION 5", 480 X 480 PIXEL FILM SUPERTWIST LCD MAXIMIZES VISIBILITY, TARGET DETAIL & SEPARATION, EVEN IN DIRECT SUNLIGHT. DUAL-FREQUENCY 83/200 KHZ SKIMMER TRANSOM-MOUNT TRANSDUCER WITH INTERNAL TEMP SENSOR. 300W RMS SOUNDER PROVIDES FISHFINDING TO 1,000-FT DEPTHS. UNIQUE TRACKBACK FEATURE OFFERS IMMEDIATE SCRO...