Lomography Fisheye - Staff Review
written by shhquiet
on June 3rd, 2008
, 119 submissions
, 9 comments
(3 votes)
The Fisheye camera was introduced by the Lomographic Society in 2005. It was a quick, compact way to shoot ‘fisheye’ photos without having to lug extra lenses.
This 35mm camera gives sharp pictures even up close – the Fisheye sucks up your subject’s face into the lens, while keeping the other parts – ears, arms, shoulders – pulled backwards. The premium glass lens yields bright colors and contrast. From foreground to background, your images are guaranteed sharp and clear, with its wide depth of field.
A built-in flash is available for nighttime use, and as a fill-in flash for daytime shots.
Got any Fisheye tips and tricks? Send them over and if chosen, we’ll give you piggies as a thank-you token!
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