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Lomography Fisheye by Josh Spear

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Lomographic has now introduced the worlds first 35mm camera with a built-in fisheye lens. The folks responsible for the Colorsplash and a slew of other creative and inexpensive photography products bring us yet another way to document life and savor memories. The fisheye camera has a 170-degree view, an electronic flash, and of course uses normal 35mm film that can be developed anywhere. It's available for $50 by pre-ordering in their shop.

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This entry posted on 14 March 2005 at 7:15 AM
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