These are the best Tamron “fisheye solutions” when you want that 180° look—curved horizons, exaggerated perspective, and close-focus drama for skate, surf, interiors, and creative portraits—and here’s the honest buyer reality: Tamron’s current lineup does not include a true fisheye prime or zoom, so you’ll either (1) pair a dedicated third-party fisheye with your Tamron kit or (2) use Tamron’s ultra-wides for a near-fisheye vibe and save the true bulb-lens look for a second lens in your bag; prioritize compact builds with fast, quiet AF, minimal flare (sunballs), strong edge control behind domes/filters, and shared filter diameters (many Tamrons are 67 mm) so one high-quality VND covers your hybrid shooting. Full-frame Tamron wide-angle “heroes” to anchor your kit around the fisheye shots: 17–28mm ƒ2.8 RXD (featherweight, gimbal-friendly; go 17 mm for dramatic curves even if not fisheye), 20–40mm ƒ2.8 VXD (walk-and-talk range that lives on a gimbal), 28–75mm ƒ2.8 G2 VXD (bread-and-butter mid-range with great close-focus for CFWA-style perspectives), and 15–30mm/16–30mm ƒ2.8 Di III (where available) for rectilinear breadth; APS-C shooters: 11–20mm ƒ2.8 RXD (bright, tiny) and 17–70mm ƒ2.8 VC RXD (stabilized do-it-all). For the actual fisheye frames, add a dedicated fisheye that mounts on your body (Samyang/Rokinon/Laowa/Sony converter routes work well) and treat it as a specialty companion to your Tamron zoom spine. Practical buyer tips: build a two-zoom Tamron spine (17–28/2.8 + 28–75/2.8 or 20–40/2.8 + 35–150/2–2.8) and stash one dedicated fisheye for the money shots; avoid cheap screw-on “fisheye adapters” (soft corners, flare, smeared color), standardize to 67 mm with step-up rings for one VND, and test flare/ghosting at night lights and into the sun before a big trip. Fisheye shooting tips: get close (inches), center your subject to avoid banana-warping faces, keep horizons dead-level unless you want deliberate bend, stop down to ƒ5.6–ƒ8 for crisp edges, and watch your feet/hood—everything’s in frame; for video, hold a 180° shutter with VND and enable breathing compensation on your body for the Tamron wides; whether you’re mixing true fisheye drama with clean Tamron ultra-wides or building a lightweight hybrid kit, the best Tamron approach to fisheye is a pragmatic two-lens strategy—use Tamron’s fast, compact zooms for 90% of the day and swap to a dedicated fisheye for the signature shots.