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fish·eye

(fĭsh′ī′)

adj.

Of or being a wide-angle photographic lens that covers an angle of about 180°, producing a circular image with exaggerated foreshortening in the center and increasing distortion toward the periphery.

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Adj.

fisheye - of or relating to a fisheye lens

wide-angle

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