Lomography Fisheye No. 2 Camera (Acapulco Edition)

Key Features
- Get loco in Acapulco with your new fisheye friend, dressed in a one-of-a-kind striped fabric design, to capture your wildest adventures in an incredible 170° fisheye view!
- Dressed in a unique playful striped fabric, no two cameras are the same
- From coast to coast, cram the whole beach into a super-wide 170° field of view
- Powerful built-in flash so you can take your experimentation straight from sun-soaked days in the sand to the glitz and glamour of the beach club
- Multiple exposure mode to mix and match scenes with ease and light up the night with long exposure fun
- Capture all the action in fun and experimental bulbous spheres
Overview
Story
Take a leap of faith and capture the world in an incredible 170° view with the Fisheye No.2 La Quebrada camera. Feeling brave? At these rocky clifftops, the most adventurous beachgoers throw themselves into the swirling azure waters below and with this fisheye friend you can show off your most tremendous tumbles in superb spherical souvenirs. As the King of rock’n’roll once said “it’s fun in Acapulco”, so whether you’re cliff diving, luxuriating on a sandy beach or sipping sweet cocktails at the beach bar – see the world your own way with the Fisheye No.2 La Quebrada.
You’ll fall hook, line and sinker for this fun and experimental fisheye camera. The Fisheye No.2 is your key to wide-angle and even close-up photographic freedom. Equipped with a 170° field of view, bulb mode, multiple exposure functionality and a powerful flash – what more could you want? The Fisheye No.2 uses convenient 35 mm film and boasts a compact and sleek design for ultimate portability. So go on a circular adventure with The Fisheye No.2, see where it takes you!

The Fish-eye View
Curious to see the world from a fish’s point of view, physicist Robert W. Wood originally conceived the fisheye lens in 1906. Who knew that his humble contraption would craft one of photography’s most loved and long-standing aesthetics? We have taken this concept and developed a range of fun, portable Fisheye cameras and accessories to accompany you on your most exciting analogue adventures!
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camera attributes
| Extended ISO | No ISO Adjustment |
| Camera Format | 35 mm |
lens specification
| Focal Length | 21 mm |
| Maximum Aperture | f8 |
flash attributes
| Built-in Flash | Built In Flash, Hotshoe |
power system
| Battery Type | 1 × AA |
film specifications
| Film Format | 35mm |
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