Fisheye One Nautic

The Fisheye One Nautic is a 35mm camera. The Nautic is a special edition of the Fisheye One. It was introduced by Lomography in February 2013.

As you can deduce from the name, the design of the Fisheye One Nautic is natural. Color-wise, it is white and blue, with red color accents, such as the flash switch and lens cap. It also has a steering wheel on the front and a lighthouse with waves printed on the back.

As you can deduce from the name, the design of the Fisheye One Nautic is nautical. The color scheme is white and blue, with red color accents, e.g. the flash switch and the lens cap. It also has a steering wheel on the front and a lighthouse with waves printed on the back.

In terms of functionality, it is identical to the normal Fisheye One.

Feature Overview

The Fisheye One Nautic is a compact and lightweight camera with a plastic body that is perfect for travel. With a focal length of 10mm and a maximum aperture of f/8, it offers an impressively wide angle of view and captures a wealth of detail in a single image. The close focus distance of 10 cm allows for fancy perspective and creative close-ups.

The Lomography camera has no light meter and all exposure settings are fixed. The shutter speed is 1/100 second.

The built-in flash can be activated if desired, and an LED light on the back indicates flash readiness. It is well suited for indoor shooting, such as parties or weddings.

There is no tripod mount or cable release thread, and the camera does not have a self-timer function.

Battery

The Fisheye One Nautic is powered by a single AA battery (eBay / Amazon*), which is only needed for the flash.

The camera was made in China and can be used with accessories such as an underwater housing to take underwater pictures.

Films for the Fisheye One Nautic

The Fisheye One uses 35mm film and film advance is manual with a thumbwheel on the back. A window on the back allows you to check the film loaded.

For color photography, the use of Fujifilm Superia 400* is recommended, and for black and white photography, the use of Ilford HP5* is recommended. A number of manufacturers offer films for this format. These include Foma, Lomography and Kodak. Sensitive films with wide exposure latitude are ideal for this camera.