A: It may! If you can use standard SLR-style filters on your lens, it should work. Some cameras have adapters that let them use standard SLR-mount filters. For example, this adapter for the Canon G9 allows you to use the Spy Lens!

Q: Will The Fisheye Lens work with my Sony/Pentax/Fuji/Olympus camera?

A: Depends, having a camera with interchangeable lenses is key. And most of those brands want you to use their one and only line of lenses. Which means adapters won't work with your camera since you'll need threading on the tip of your lens for the Fisheye to screw into.

Q: Will my images look like a perfect circle on a white rectangle, just like yours?

A: Not necessarily, but they sure can! The photos we have up were taken with an 18-55mm lens and were cropped into a perfect circle using Photoshop. Only the widest end of the zoom lens (close to 18mm) produced a full circle shot. As you zoom in, the circle will get much larger, so the top and bottom get cut off by the frame of the photo. Rest assured, the warped wide angle fisheye effect will always be there in your photos.

Q: I've got the lens on just fine but my photos are either completely blurry or blurred around the edges. What's the dealio?

A: Could be one of two things: either focal length, or you took off your macro ring. You'll get the best fisheye effect between 14mm and 35mm on your zoom lens. The closer you zoom in the less fishy. If that's still not doing the trick, double check to make sure you've got the macro ring attached to the lens.

Q: Will the lens adapter affect my aperture settings?

A: Negativo. You camera's primary lens (the one attached to its body) calls the shots. The Fisheye is just an adapter, so it has no connection to the sensor or shutter.

Q: What's this Ultimate Kit all about?

A: The ultimate kit comes with all 7 adapter rings, so you can attach the fisheye to pretty much any lens you happen to meet.