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> both will reduce quality on the image Yep. So why have two instead of one?

• bdamm 9y ago
  Why blow hundreds or thousands of dollars on damaging and replacing lenses? Photography doesn't generally pay well enough to afford that for very long.
  • dagw 9y ago
    "I’d likely be able to replace just the front element, but I picked up this lens for a hundred bucks, so if I want to do a fisheye shot for a future launch, I’ll probably just buy another one." Basically any setup to protect the lens will end up costing about as much as the lens.
    • zaarn 9y ago
      A 30x30cm Mirror (which is enough to get the image to the camera) costs about 12$ with a quick google search. It's even high quality silver. With a small price at the start you can probably 3D print an apparatus that contains stabilizers for both camera and mirror plus a mechanism to easily swap mirrors.