MIT’s stretchy, color-changing film is one thing, Lomography’s Fisheye Baby 110 aims to revive film cameras, or at least pocket-sized models. This camera fits in the palm of your hand yet still features Bulb and MX settings, which lets you take multiple exposures by simply hitting the shutter button twice or more.
Available in both “Bauhaus edition” as well as the standard black and silver Fisheye Baby Metal, priced at $34.90 USD, both feature a PC-sync socket, making it easy to snap long exposures or multiple exposures. When the included PC Flash Connector is paired with an adapter, you can connect your camera to any hot shoe flash. What is 110 film? It’s referred to as pocket film and packaged in a reloadable cartridge that doesn’t need to be rewound, thus enabling photographers to switch it out partway through without ruining the roll.
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The Fisheye Baby 110 Cameras are fully working miniature versions of the Fisheye No. 2 designed especially to fit 110 film. They capture the world in full circle and enable you to produce perfect Fisheye pictures. The Fisheye Baby 110s come with a bulb mode and are able to capture multiple exposures too,” said the company.
