The classic Fisheye camera is the easy, compact way to shoot sharp pictures in a 170-degree field of view.
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!
10 comments
wainer118
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adzfar
I do not have this camera. But, I'm borrow my friend's fisheye! so, I can make some results from that.
eastmoe
awesome camera..
long time not use this camera.will started snap2 soon..
magicpocket
You cannot go wrong with this camera... Foolproof and always amazing results. Close focus rules!
dirklancer
Use your fisheye in bright sunilght - you'll get some glare and other unexpected reflected light effects around the edges of the picture, instead of the simply black outline around the circular image. Come close to shooting directly into the sun and your images will make you smile!
Sunny images with the addition of light reflected of off water are even more fun!
tedgoodyn
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mandashitley
Doing night shots is so much fun. Colorsplash your photos!!! They come out awesome!
anggie_tarnus