Canon 8-15mm Fisheye Test | Tom Asta & Shane Colville | Elizabeth Plaza

Tom Asta & Shane Colville shredding Elizabeth Plaza in New Jersey.
This was one of my first times shooting with this fisheye. So far I've noticed a big quality boost comparing it to the Rokinon 8mm fisheye. I shot this footage at 8mm with a Canon 60D. I also used the Eazy Handle V2 for stability.
You can buy the Canon EF 8-15mm Fisheye here:
www.bhphotovide...
Buy the Eazy Handle V2 Here:
www.eazydolly.c...

[@Nickjameslaw]

Nollie heel back nose blunt blew my mind

[@matrodmedia]

So bummed the Eazy Handle V2 isn't being produced anymore. It's seriously the best handle for DSLR form-factor cameras out there. I wonder if I emailed them if they'd make me one.
Lots of little kid filmers complain about the price being a "rip off." You get what you pay for, period. Designing and manufacturing in the U.S. is NOT cheap, and Jason is probably barely even making a profit at the end of it all. Professional filmmaking costs money, and if you skimp out on gear all the time, your end-result is going to look skimped-out too.

[@PaulHarwood856]

Hey just to let you know there's 2 currently on Ebay in case you wanted one. Just figured I would let you know since I happened to look it up.

[@BenTroy23]

Man dis lense looks nice!

[@RichriverSkateboards]

which mic did you use?

[@PaulHarwood856]

Were you able to use the hood for protecting the fisheye? Or does it show up in the video?

[@JonkoSmokes]

Yewwww

[@PaulHarwood856]

Hey Austin,
Do you still use the Eazy Handle V2? If not, are you looking to sell? Any input would be great. Thanks.
- Paul

[@hzubovi1]

how do you protect the glass of the fisheye?