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The film photography aficionados over at Lomography have re-released the company’s Fisheye Baby 110 Camera. This pocket-sized camera captures circular fisheye photographs on 110 film and while it might be small in size, it’s not short of features.
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| Yes, that’s a PC sync port. |
Despite looking like something you’d find in a cereal box in the 80s and 90s, this ultra-compact camera can create circular fisheye photographs with a 170-degree field-of-view thanks to its 10mm F8 fisheye lens. Not only that, the camera also features a PC sync port as well as a bulb mode if the 1/100 second shutter speed doesn’t fit your needs.
As visible from the sample photographs above, quality isn’t exactly a core tenet of this camera’s philosophy. Instead, Lomography’s goal is to, as always, inspire experimentation and to simply enjoy the wacky possibilities film photography offers, light leaks, flares and all.
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As its name suggests, the Fisheye Baby 110 uses 110 film cartridges, which are still available from various manufacturers, including Lomography itself.
The Lomography Fisheye Baby 110 comes in two colorways: Bauhaus Edition, which is Blue, Red, Yellow and black, as well as Metal Black. It’s available to purchase for $34.90 through Lomography’s online shop.
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This article comes from DP Review and can be read on the original site.
