Kategorie: Camcorder Fisheye Lens Adapters

Screw-on 0.3x fisheye adapters for camcorders, in every common filter thread size from 37mm to 72mm. Built for the cameras skate and BMX filmers actually use, Sony VX1000, Panasonic HVX200, Canon GL2, and more. We supply our own glass, multi-coated to our spec, not repackaged from someone else's catalog.

Filmer reviewing fisheye footage on a camcorder LCD screen with a REALM lens mounted, skate crew filming session
Find your fit

Confirmed cases, not a complete list. Already know your thread size? Just browse the grid below. Not sure and don't see your camera? Ask us, or read the full sizing guide.

Why filmers stick with Realm

We supply our own glass, multi-coated to our spec, not repackaged from someone else's catalog.
Same optics and coatings across every size, only the thread diameter changes to match your camera.
Run by filmers, not a marketing team. Compatibility questions get a real answer, not a guess.

What real filmers say

“I bought the 72mm fisheye, put it on my Panasonic DVX100, the angle is amazing with bright lights. Good enough to use for my skate video.”
— Google review
“Love the lens, perfect for my VX.”
— Ollie G., Google review

Buying guide

How do I find my camcorder's thread size?

Check the front element of your camera or camcorder for a small Ø symbol followed by a number in millimeters, that's your filter thread size. Common sizes run 37mm to 72mm. Full walkthrough with photos in our sizing guide.

My camera has a non-standard thread (like 82mm or 49mm), what do I do?

Cameras like the Panasonic AG-HVX200 (82mm) or AG-AC90 (49mm) adapt to our lenses with a step ring, an 82-72mm step-down ring into the 72mm lens, or a 49-52mm step-up ring into the 52mm lens. Some vignetting on the step-down combo is a known tradeoff, not a defect.

Why is my fisheye lens coming out blurry?

Almost always a working-distance issue, the camera's focus sensor sits too close to the add-on lens once it's mounted. A handful of cameras (HC-X1500, HC-X2000, AG-AC160, AG-DVX200) commonly need a macro filter or spacer ring to fix it. Tell us your setup if you're not sure.

What's the difference between the sizes?

Just the thread diameter, matched to your camera. Same 0.3x factor and the same glass across every size, larger sizes generally hold up a little better at the edges on bigger sensors, but which one you need comes down to what fits your camera, not which is "better."

Full compatibility list, by thread size

37mmSony TRV series, Canon HF10/HF100
Sony DCR-TRV940/940ESony DCR-TRV950/950ESony DCR-TRV820/720Sony DCR-TRV740Sony DCR-TRV730Sony DCR-TRV240Sony DCR-TRV140Sony DCR-TRV130Sony DCR-TRV30Sony DCR-TRV230/230ESony DCR-TRV340/340ESony HVR-A1ESony DCR-PC100ECanon Vixia HF10/HF100
43mmPanasonic AG-DVC/HMC series, Canon HV series
Panasonic AG-DVC30Panasonic AG-HMC70Panasonic AG-HMC40Panasonic AG-HMC41Panasonic AG-DVC7Panasonic AG-DVC15Panasonic AG-DVC20Canon HV20Canon HV30Canon HV40Canon Vixia HF R700/R72/R70
46mmJVC GY-HM series (bare barrel thread, no Realm ring yet)
JVC GY-HM100JVC GY-HM70JVC GY-HM150

46mm is below our smallest step-up ring (49mm). Known gap, contact us if you're running one of these.

49mmPanasonic AG-AC90/AC30, HC-VX981K, HC-X series (needs step-up ring)
Panasonic AG-AC90Panasonic HC-VX981KPanasonic AG-AC30Panasonic AG-AC90APanasonic HC-X1000Panasonic HC-X920

No 0.3x fisheye exists at 49mm on the market. Standard fix: 49-52mm step-up ring into the 52mm lens.

52mmSony VX1000, TRV900, FDR-AX33
Sony DCR-VX1000Sony DCR-TRV900Sony DCR-VX9000Sony FDR-AX33Sony HDR-CX730E
58mmSony VX2000/2100, PD150/170, Canon GL/XA/XF series
Sony DCR-VX2000Sony DCR-VX2100Sony DSR-PD150Sony DSR-PD170Canon GL1Canon GL2Canon XA10Canon XA25Canon XM1Canon XM2Canon XA30/35Canon XA40/45Canon XA50/55Canon XA60/65Canon XA70/75Canon XA11/15Canon XF100/105Canon XF200/205Canon Legria HF G40Canon Legria HF G20Canon Legria HF G10Canon Vixia HF G70
62mmSony HDR-FX7, FDR-AX700, Panasonic HC-X1500/X2000, AG-CX series
Sony HDR-FX7Sony HVR-V1USony FDR-AX700Sony PXW-Z90Panasonic HC-X1500Panasonic HC-X2000Panasonic AG-CX10Panasonic AG-CX7Panasonic AG-CX8Panasonic AG-CX20Panasonic HC-VX1/VX1K

HC-X1500 and HC-X2000 also need a macro filter or spacer ring to hit focus once mounted, see the FAQ below.

67mmPanasonic AG-CX350, AG-UX90, AG-CX370
Panasonic AG-CX350Panasonic AG-UX90Panasonic AG-CX370
72mmCanon XL/XH series, Panasonic AG-DVX/HPX/HMC series, Sony HDR-FX1/HVR-Z series
Canon XL1Canon XL1SCanon XL2Canon XH A1Canon XH A1SCanon XH G1Canon XH G1SCanon XL H1Canon XL H1S/H1APanasonic AG-DVX100(A/B)Panasonic AG-DVC80Panasonic AG-AC160Panasonic AG-DVX200Panasonic AG-HPX170Panasonic AG-HPX171/171EPanasonic AG-HPX250Panasonic AG-AC130Panasonic AG-HMC150Panasonic AG-HMC151/151EPanasonic AG-AC120Sony HDR-FX1Sony HDR-FX1000Sony HVR-Z1USony HVR-Z5USony HXR-NX800Sony HXR-NX5USony PXW-Z200JVC GY-HM600JVC GY-HM650

AG-AC160 and AG-DVX200 also need a macro filter or spacer ring to hit focus once mounted, see the FAQ below.

82mmPanasonic AG-HVX200, Sony PXW-Z190, JVC GY-HM700/750 (needs step-down ring)
Panasonic AG-HVX200Sony PXW-Z190JVC GY-HM700JVC GY-HM750

Standard fix: 82-72mm step-down ring into the 72mm lens. Some vignetting is a known tradeoff, not a defect.

This list reflects confirmed cases from manufacturer specs and real support history, not a complete list of every compatible camera. If yours isn't here, check the Ø marking on your lens or ask us.