The Fisheye One All Black is a 35mm camera. The All Black is an edition of the Fisheye One from Lomography.
The body of the Fisheye One All Black, as the name suggests, is all black. It was introduced by Lomography in November 2011. The Fisheye One was the first 35mm camera with fisheye lenses for your pocket.
Feature Overview
The Fisheye One All Black is a unique and exciting camera model that allows photographers to capture creative and dynamic images with its signature fisheye lens. The camera is designed for those who want to experiment with their photography and try something new.
The Fisheye One is a lightweight camera with a plastic body. With a focal length of 10 mm and a maximum aperture of f/8, it offers an extremely wide angle of view and allows you to capture many details in a single shot. The camera has a fixed focus and no light meter, so exposure settings are also fixed.
The Fisheye One has a built-in flash that can be turned on when needed. The flash sync speed is 1/100 sec, the camera's only shutter speed, and an LED light on the back of the camera indicates flash readiness. Unfortunately, this camera does not have a tripod mount, a cable release thread, or a self-timer function.
Films for the Fisheye One All Black
The camera uses 35mm film and film advance is manual with a thumbwheel on the back. There is a window on the back of the camera through which you can see the film loaded.
A recommendation for the camera on films are the Fujifilm Superia 400* for color images, while for B&W images the use of Kodak T-Max 400* is recommended. A manageable number of manufacturers also offer films for this format. Films with a high sensitivity (ISO value) are good.
Batteries
The power supply of the camera consists of a AA battery (eBay / Amazon*), which is only needed for the flash. The other functions of the camera are mechanical.
