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Student Greg Dash's Lofi Fish-Eye camera is little over 4cms long and 2cms high, has only one button and no LCD screen. But the £65 camera's 12 megapixels and its ability to shoot expensive looking photographs has proved popular with photography lovers.

http://www.scotsman.com/lifestyle/features/tiny-camera-gets-attention-for-big-picture-quality-1-2872959

Looks like a lot of fun for the money.

Quote from: SimonW on April 04, 2013, 08:44:42 AM

..... its ability to shoot expensive looking photographs has proved popular with photography lovers.

I'm intrigued, I've got a fisheye lens and I'm afraid to say my pictures don't look expensive. What does an expensive photograph look like? ???

Has anyone here taken one?

Here you go, a couple of expensive looking fisheye pics taken this morning - with my very, very expensive £10 fisheye lens on my phone camera. Except (hangs head in shame) only 8MP - but it does do AF, Macros, ISO 100-800 and Exposure Compensation

Vignettes a bit!
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v119/Markulous/Cats%20II/20130404_103435.jpg)

Distorts around the edges a bit!
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v119/Markulous/Cats%20II/20130404_103530.jpg)

Ah, so these are expensive looking photographs.

You learn something every day.  ???

  Alan. I feel it may help if, by way of comparison, I offer this cheap looking Fisheye picture.  :tup:

(http://cameracraniums.com/gallery/albums/userpics/10195/normal__DSC0301.jpg)

Now that I can understand.  ::)