Lomography Fisheye 35mm Camera

I bought this camera a few days ago and used it outdoors on a clear day with a roll of 200 speed black-and-white film. The photos lit by direct sunlight turned out great, but those taken in the shade were too dark. The flash is only effective within 2 or 3 feet of the subject. As other users have suggested, it's better to use a high-speed film (400-800 ASA).

I got the best "fisheye" effect when I had the camera within one foot of the subject and the background elements were arranged at different distances behind the subject. Forget the viewfinder.

The poorly-designed winding mechanism failed 3 times on this roll of film because there was not enough tension for the sprockets to pull the film through the camera. Each time, I had to massage the film back into place using both knobs. This resulted in a few double-exposures and some off-center prints from the photo lab.

For a cheap, plastic camera that's built like a disposable, it's a bit pricey. I'm having fun with it, though.

i really like this camera. it's easy to use and the directions are helpful when it comes time to load and unload film. i love it!

The flash won't always go off when you try to take an indoor picture, but the end results of the photos that do turn out are very cool and often hilarious! I'm bring this camera camping with me next week and will hopefully have some great images to share because of it.

The rewind mechanism broke on the second roll of film, rendering the camera useless, and I lost a roll of film in the process of figuring out what was wrong.

This is a camera to have fun. I'm waiting to finish the film, so i can see my pictures.