Lomography has released a new edition of its Fisheye No. 2 wide-angle 35mm camera called Graffiti.
The camera is finished in eye-catching red with a graffiti script across its panels.
Lomography said in a press release: “Analogue resistance is in full swing and the Fisheye No.2 Graffiti is not the camera to use politely! Bursting with attitude, its 170° fisheye lens defies clean lines and conventions, full of vignettes and analogue charm! Made for the rule-breakers and boundary pushers, it’s easy to use for photographers of all experience levels, inviting unlimited experimentation on 35mm film.
“The Fisheye No.2 is a compact powerhouse, with a built-in flash for day and night experimentation. With bulb and multiple exposure modes, plus a 10 cm close focusing distance, its stunning spherical snaps are sure to ignite all kinds of creativity!”
The camera’s specifications are:
• Film format: 35mm
• Focal length: 10mm
• Shutter speed: Bulb (B), 1/100 (N)
• Available apertures: f/8
• Focusing: Fixed Focus
• Multiple exposures: Yes
• Tripod mount: No
• Cable release: No
• Flash: Built-in flash
• Battery: 1 × AA
The camera is available now and costs £69 in the UK.
The Graffiti edition follows on from the release of the nautically themed La Mer edition which was released in June.
These new editions join no less than five other Fisheye No. 2 cameras currently available.
Lomography released a number of sample images taken on the camera, some of which can be seen in the gallery below:
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