Customer Reviews

Lomography Fisheye Submarine Case (Clear/Red)

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This product does exactly what it says it will. It protects the Lomography fisheye camera so that you can use it underwater.

While I did not test out the maximum depth they claim, it worked like a charm for me as deep as 20 feet in both fresh and salt water locations. I was even able to change rolls of film on the boat ride between snorkeling locations without any leaking issues. I highly recommend using the flash and the provided flash diffuser unless you are in a shallow pool on a bright sunny day. The light loss even with ISO 400 film was significant even a few feet under water in the area I was snorkeling in.

If you are going on vacation and looking for a fun camera that will confuse the lab techs and make all the locals ask "what is that?" than this is certainly a great purchase. I had a blast with this camera, and even though I shot over 900 frames on my D300, some of my favorite images from the trip were from this camera. It's just fun!

The marine case for the Lomo fisheye camera is perfect for basic flash and non flash pics underwater for single exposure. It is limited to single exposure pics but I think that's based on the camera design itself and less on the case. I have used this on a couple 90ft dives in Mexico (a little beyond its recommended specs of 65ft) and it performed just fine, no leaks or water damage. My wife and I also use this in the pool and any activity that might include "excessive water". My only request for future would be a good adjustable rubber strap and ability to use double exposure.

Recibido y conforme con la entrega, todo fue perfecto, muy buen servicio y producto confiable 100%, gracias por el servicio

It took a little maneuvering to figure out how to get the camera into the case and close the case properly so that no water would get in.

A problem is with the lens cover and wrist-strap that comes with the fisheye camera. In order to fit the camera into the submarine case you must remove the attached lens cover and wrist-strap. I had to use pliers to get it unattached from the metal jump ring. Once that was done, the camera fit well into the case.

I don't think the switch to toggle the flash on and off always worked, but you should just leave the flash on at all times if you are shooting underwater, anyway.

The photos came out nicely and this submarine case was very easy to use in the water. I'm glad that I purchased it. (Also the price and shipping was better here than on the official Lomography website)

I am really pleased with this case! It's never leaked, and it gives some truly amazing results.
I noticed that the film isn't winding all the way when it's in the case, though. Another thing is, that the case makes the area around the lens EVEN bigger, meaning that flash is also limited.
Other than that, I would recommend this case to anyone with a Lomo Fisheye!

Bought the case for my lomo camera to take underwater on my camping trip. Kept my lomo camera nice and dry. Fits perfectly and sealed my camera inside very nicely.