The Fisheye One Cherry is a 35mm camera. It is a special edition of the Fisheye One. The Cherry was presented with the Vanilla by Lomography in May 2012.
The plastic camera is covered in a cherry color. The large rest is dipped in a gray to brown.
The Cherry has the same feature set, like the 170 degree angle of view lens, as the regular Fisheye One.
Function overview
One of the strengths of the Fisheye One Cherry is its simplicity. The camera does not have any adjustment features such as exposure compensation or focus. Everything is fixed to a simple, fixed setting. This may seem limiting at first glance, but it also opens up unique opportunities to focus completely on image composition and experiment creatively.
The Fisheye One Cherry is ideal for use at events, festivals and concerts. The round image perspective and distorted aesthetics create a unique look that perfectly captures the atmosphere of these events. In addition, the camera's simplicity makes it very user-friendly and ideal for spontaneous use.
The Lomography camera is also a great tool for street photography. The fisheye lens allows you to capture your subject from a unique perspective while incorporating the surrounding environment into the image. The round distortion of the images gives them a special dynamic and intensity.
Another way to use the Fisheye One Cherry is to focus on details and patterns. The extreme distortion of the fisheye lens can also be used to spot interesting patterns and shapes in the environment and bring them into focus. The distinctive aesthetic of fisheye images also makes them great candidates for use in art and design projects.
Films for the Fisheye One Cherry
According to the instruction manual, the Fisheye One Cherry uses 35mm film. This type of film is still in production and can be handled by most photo labs without any problems. A nice film for color images is the Kodak Portra 160* and for black and white images the Kodak TRI-X 400*. Both films allow you to take beautiful pictures with the camera.
