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Fisheye — AI lens choice prompt

Updated 2026-09-16

Fisheye is a lens reference whose optical traits you can request. Here is the phrase to use, what it changes, and a shortlist of models you can try it with.

The prompt phrase

Fisheye

fisheye lens, extreme curvature and circular distortion

Focal length changes field of view and perceived compression. A named lens reference communicates the intended framing, while the generated result remains model-dependent.

A worked example

A hiker cresting a ridge above the cloud line, fisheye lens, extreme curvature and circular distortion

Your subject comes first, then the technique, then anything else. Models weight the front of a prompt most heavily, so keep the subject there and let the lens choice modify it.

Models to try it with

ModelCreditsWhat it is for
Flux Schnell1instant drafts, lowest cost
Z-Image Turbo1ultra-fast drafts and variations
Flux Dev2good quality without the top price
Nano Banana2follows instructions most closely
Recraft v33logos, icons and clean vector art
Seedream 4.53photoreal, and gets text right
Flux 24newest model, most realistic results
Flux Pro4sharpest detail of the Flux family

In video

You can also try the same phrase in a video prompt alongside a camera move:

ModelCreditsNative audio
Veo 3.1 Lite6Yes
Veo 3.122Yes
Veo 3.1 Fast12Yes
Kling 2.6 Pro11Yes
Kling 312Yes

Related lens choices

Common questions

What exactly do I put in the prompt?

The phrase above, word for word: "fisheye lens, extreme curvature and circular distortion". Put it after your subject, separated by a comma.

Which model should I try first?

The table lists 8 models available for trying this prompt. Flux Schnell is the cheapest starting point at 1 credits, then move up a tier once the shot works.

Can I combine it with other lens choices?

Yes. Start with two or three compatible instructions and compare the output; conflicting directions may be interpreted differently by each model.

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