Fisheye One Green

The Fisheye One Green is a variant of the Fisheye One from Lomography. The small plastic camera with the Fisheye lens completely in dark green. The Fisheye One (Dark) Green was presented together with the Fisheye One Blue. The Fisheye One clone was presented by Lomography in January 2012.

It has the same range of functions as the normal fisheye camera.

Features

The Fisheye One is a camera model that is popular with both amateur and professional photographers. Its unique features and functions make it a good choice for those who want to experiment with their photography and capture creative and dynamic images.

One of the most outstanding features of the Fisheye One is its fisheye lens. The lens offers an extremely wide angle of view, allowing users to capture a large portion of the scene in a single shot. This feature is especially useful for shooting landscapes, architecture, and other subjects that require a wider angle of view.

The Fisheye One’s fixed exposure settings can be a great advantage for those who are just starting out in photography or don’t want to mess with complex camera settings. Since all exposure settings are fixed, users can simply focus on framing the shot and capturing the moment.

The built-in flash is a useful feature for those who need to take pictures in low-light conditions. This feature is especially useful for party or night shots, as well as indoor shots where natural light is not readily available.

An AA battery (eBay / Amazon*) is needed to use the flash. The rest of the functions are mechanical. Therefore, you only need the battery if you also want to use the flash.

Films for the Fisheye One Green

What kind of films does the Fisheye One Green need? It requires 35mm film. A recommendation for color shots is something like Kodak Ultramax 400*. If you want to stay monochrome, the Ilford Delta 400* is not bad. Of course, you can also reach for films from other producers.