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From the Manufacturer Good-humored, ironic, rock 'n' roll, and very, very wide, the Lomography Fisheye 35mm Camera--the world's only 35mm camera with a built-in fisheye lens--is waiting for you. Hold on tight. Imagine everything above, below, and around you streaming through your eyes and compacting into a nice little ball. Think about your best friend's nose being vacuum-sucked into your lens, all the while their eyes and forehead are s-t-r-e-t-c-h-e-d back. Visualize yourself bowled over by the devastating colors that only fine glass can deliver. The world's first honest-to-god 35mm fisheye camera is here and ready to swim into your life. Open your heart, stretch out your hands, and grease up your fins.

Are you confused by the different model numbers of the Holga camera and wonder what does all of those numbers and alphabets mean? Lomography is simple and the same goes for the model numbers of the venerable Holga!

With additional filters and gear to add on to the original Holga body, your expand the possibilities of what the holga lomographic camera can do. Stretch your imagination and be creative with these new gear and accessories!

Confused over the type of film and film speed to use for your lomo toy camera? Worry no more. Discover the most suitable film speed to use to get the most out of your shots from your holga or fisheye lomo camera!

Holga cameras were first manufactured in Hong Kong as a cheap camera with a plastic lens in the 1980s. Compared to the modern digital camera which are full of features, the Holga may seem awfully outdated and archaic. Yet if you take a closer look, the Holga camera has some significant advantages over a digital camera. If you are wondering why should anyone want a Holga, read on.

The fisheye lens givers the lomo fisheye a huge field of view and takes totally distorted and random photos. Using the standard 35mm camera, it gives effects that are unique and different from the boring digital cameras. Discover the joy of not knowing what you'll get!

Diana Cameras are retro chic toy cameras that take color drenched shots. Originally these are caused by manufacturing defects, now they are looked upon as artistic and creative shots taken in a casual fashion.

Read and compare reviews on the different types of plastic toy cameras that are all the current rage. Engage your creativity and artistic side and combine it with the various toy cameras for spectacular results!

The lomo oktomat toy camera has a staggering 8 separate lenses to capture 8 shots onto the same frame in 2 seconds. Now you can become a director and tell a story with your pictures.

Holgas are popular toy cameras that take pictures saturated with colors and have various light leaks. These artistic shots are a departure from standard photography and are celebrated for their randomness and creativity.

Read and compare reviews on the different types of plastic toy cameras that are all the current rage. Engage your creativity and artistic side and combine it with the various toy cameras for spectacular results!

Read and compare reviews on the different types of plastic toy cameras that are all the current rage. Engage your creativity and artistic side and combine it with the various toy cameras for spectacular results!

Confused on which toy camera to buy? The Holga and the Diana F+ may seem similar but there are differences between these two popular lomographic cameras. Find out how do they differ and which is for you today!

The Toy Camera Shop (Singapore) introduces the Holga camera! These toy cameras that create special effects unlike digital cameras. Using film, the play on light create unique artistic shots that comes are a package of surprises.