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Summer is here, let's bring the Fisheye underwater!

January 20, 2011 4 comments

Summer is a time to go to the beach! How can we do without a Lomo cam at the beach? Bring the Fisheye underwater!

Since I know that Fisheye has Submarine underwater casing, I had been very interested in getting my hands on one. Finally, I have a chance to bring my Fisheye + Submarine underwater!

Fisheye + Submarine is different from normal underwater camera as it has a 170-degree wide-angle view and stunning fisheye barrel distortion. Very few underwater camera has such a wide angle view so Fisheye + Submarine is a must when heading to the beach!

Fisheye + Submarine can go as deep as 20 meters underwater, allowing you to capture the amazing underwater world with the 170-degree wide-angle view!

written by pasty and translated by coolsigg

Related topics: user review, sea, lomo, fisheye, water, summer, submarine, pool, 20 meters, lomography, review, and beach Next Article: Šibenik, a Town Set in Stone Previous Article: January Activities at Lomography Portugal Embassies

4 comments

  1. disdis

    disdis

    I envy you!

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  2. stouf

    stouf

    Grrrrreat ! : )

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  3. itsdebraanne

    itsdebraanne

    Fisheye camera + Scuba diving = true Fisheye pictures. thats how you do it!! haha. niice (:

    over 2 years ago · report as spam
  4. monkeydance

    monkeydance

    I have the case too, but sadly I haven't had the opportunity to use it yet ... :s

    over 2 years ago · report as spam

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