I’m a big fan of fisheye distortion, it’s more visually interesting, tells more about the context of a picture, and it’s so very useful 3d rendering. This “Fun” camera by Jian Guan comes equipped with a 16 mm lens, also mirrored for those great shots of yourself while holding the camera as far away as possible. Taking formal cues from a magnifying glass may seem unnecessary, but I think it does a great job of connecting the function to the shape.
Designer: Jian Guan
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woow, pretty fun, but i still think that it woul be pretty heavy, not something that i would carry in my pocket…
paula? do you play counter strike? are you the Paula Tejano that I played with the map de_dust2?
LITEON getting into cameras now?
ah, paula tejano???
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finally can see some good ideas on this website!
nice idea, good design (a bit end of 90’s japanese design 😉 ) and ideal matching concept and function shape. With the expansion of the lomo market or other “fun” cameras, and the low cost of the technology now, I wish to see it on the shelves.
Keep going!
where do i get one, how much do they cost, are they out yet and what are they called?