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Lomography Fisheye 35mm Camera

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Lomography Fisheye 35mm Camera
I love my fisheye camera. It was a gift from aunt and uncle to be, lil Dira and Jameson. I've used it a bunch of times but have been horrible at scanning the prints. My to-do for this week is to buy more film and carry the camera with me.

Here is a link to amazon for the Lomography Fisheye Camera. It's so much fun to play with and as you can see the images it produces are really cool.

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Date: 03.04.2008
Tags: Lomography   fisheye   toy camera  
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KCC 03.04.2008 #
carry that fisheye with you! i got a fisheye 2 this past christmas and don't know how i ever lived without it!
KCC 03.04.2008 #
PS: if scanning is troublesome, get them put on a disc... (also great for archiving in addition to negatives). make sure you go to a good lab (no drug or discount stores allowed)!
Kathy 03.04.2008 #
Agreed. If you can't splurge for a film scanner, a pro lad will scan your pictures to a CD for you. If you have them scanned at the time of processing, it's usually cheaper than having the individual shots scanned.
Metahari 03.04.2008 #
I have a Holga, and an Oktomat(sadly busted), but I found that the place that develops them can digitize the negs instead of developing them for me. Which is cool.

Holgas
http://flickr.com/photos/metahari/sets/72157603616860247/

Oktomats
http://flickr.com/photos/metahari/sets/72157603616860247/

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