The Fisheye One Purple is a variant of the Fisheye One. The fisheye camera is, as the name suggests, mainly dipped in purple.
The front and sides are crisscrossed with a stripe in a darker shade of purple. On the other Purple, this stripe is black.
In terms of features and scope of delivery, it is identical to Lomography’s Fisheye One.
Films for the Fisheye One Purple
If you own a Fisheye One Purple camera, you will need 35mm films to take pictures. Fortunately, 35mm film is widely available and most professional photo labs can develop it, digitize it, and produce prints.
When selecting film for your camera, choose one with high sensitivity and a wide exposure range. Some popular films you can buy online from Lomography are the Kodak Ultramax 400* and Kodak T-Max 400*. According to reviews, both films can be used in a variety of shooting situations and deliver great results. However, there are many other manufacturers that produce films in this format.
Color films are usually color negative films that can be developed using the C-41 process, which is available at most professional photo labs. If you prefer black and white photography, you can use black and white film that can be developed at home or in the lab. Many online tutorials can guide you through the developing process.
The exposure range of the Fisheye One Purple camera is 24mm x 36mm, and a typical roll of 35mm film can hold up to 36 exposures. Some films may only offer 24 exposures, so it is important to check the film cassette to confirm the number of exposures.
In summary, there are numerous film choices for the Fisheye One Purple camera, and choosing the right film depends on personal preference and shooting style. Whether one prefers color or black and white, high sensitivity or low grain, there is a film that can help achieve the desired results.
With its unique fisheye lens and distinctive circular images, the Fisheye One Purple camera is a fun and creative tool that can produce stunning and memorable photos.
Technical datasheet
| Attribute | Specification |
|---|---|
| Type of Camera | Fisheye camera |
| Film format | 35mm |
| Film transport | Manual |
| Film transport mechanism | Thumbwheel |
| Focal length | 10 mm |
| Widest aperture | f/8 |
| Minimum focus distance | 10 cm / 0.328 ft |
| Focus | Fixed |
| Exposure times | 1/100 second |
| Auto DX (Film sensitivity) | No |
| Date imprinting | No |
| Flash | Integrated flash |
| Flash sync speed | 1/100 s |
| Tripod mount | No |
| Cable release thread | No |
| Self-timer | No |
| Connection for camera strap | Yes |
| Power supply | 1x AA battery |
| Country of production | China |
FAQ about the Fisheye One Purple
What kind of film does the Fisheye One Purple camera use?
The Fisheye One Purple uses standard 35mm film. These are widely available, and most photo labs can process them. You can choose between color or black and white film depending on your preference.
How many pictures can I take with one roll of film in this purple camera?
A standard 35mm film roll typically holds 36 exposures. However, some film rolls might only contain 24 exposures, so always check the film cartridge for the exact number.
Is the purple camera different from the regular Fisheye One?
Functionally, the Fisheye One Purple is identical to the standard Fisheye One camera. The main difference is the purple color scheme; this version features a darker purple or black stripe.
What type of lens does the Fisheye One Purple have?
It has a fisheye lens, which gives you those characteristic circular images with a wide, distorted perspective. This creates unique and creative photographic effects.
Where can I find film for my new Lomography camera?
35mm film is widely available online and in most camera shops. Lomography itself sells various 35mm films, like Kodak Ultramax 400 and Kodak T-Max 400, which are good starting points.