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As lomographers we know that there is wonder to be found in every earthly kingdom… The fisheye submarine allows you to pioneer bravely where no fisheye camera has gone before. Compatible with both the fisheye 1 & 2, just load the camera and you are ready for your submarine adventure. What is more, the Fisheye Sub is your all-weather, extreme sport pal. Tougher than a posse of piranhas at teatime, the Sub is built to endure. In rain, snow or hail, cliff-hanging, sky-diving, snow boarding… the Sub has got your camera locked down and ready to rumble. For more info on how you can put your Fisheye Sub to good use visit its very own microsite. The Fisheye Sub is guaranteed to get you hooked! So there is no better time to take a little visit to the Lomo online store and get your claws stuck in! Buy the fisheye submarine case |
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A Lomographic underwater adventure. 'If you're going down, the fisheye submarine is going with you'. Starring... Featuring... Until now the underwater world has hidden away its secrets from us deep in its watery recesses. |
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Just below the surface – the homosapien Gluttonous Maximus. The species found here tend to be of the human variety. Often they can be found lounging in dinghies and sipping on a pina colada. However, with the fisheye submarine we are exposed to the other side of this species. |
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3 m below – ‘The Photophile Friend’ A ha! Here we find a most friendly creature. Always happy to pose for pictures. Generally not aggressive unless provoked. To get the best out of your fisheye submarine, it is very important to get up close and personal! A distance of 10cm – 1 metre is ideal to achieve the maximum fisheye effect. Most of the fish and marine life you’ll encounter will be found here…between 1 and 3 metres below the surface. |
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7m below – aggressive swarming jellyfish Not to worry! The fisheye submarine is built strong and sturdy, ready for any rough and tumble you might encounter beneath the waves. It doesn’t stop there… Whether you feel like shooting in thunderstorms, a snow blizzard or hellfire hail, the fisheye submarine is your all-weather pal. Perhaps you’re mad into ski jumping, wakeboarding, tandem snowboarding, skydiving, free-jumping. The fisheye submarine is your partner in extreme sport crime. |
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11m below – water eddy whirlpools TIP: water eddies and particularly eager swimmers increase the chance of ‘backscatter’ (- sand, rocks, seaweed) disturbing your flow. To stop the flash reflecting off backscatter try to bank your enthusiasm, count to 20, and wait until everything settles before you get back to snapping! The deeper you shoot, the more natural light will be swallowed up by the water. The fisheye submarine comes with a flash diffuser and allows easy access to the flash. TIP: A speedy ISO 400 film works perfectly in the fisheye camera to soak up the maximum amount of light. |
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16 m below – swim with the fishes |
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20m the clever octopus Want to go deeper? |
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