Think of Lomography as the grandfather of Instragram, the real deal in experimental shots and creative photography. The coveted plastic point-and-shoot has been around for years, but it has been experiencing a renaissance of sorts over the last few years especially among those who want to create unique and unexpected shots. There are several different models and features of Lomo cameras, but the one adored by many lo-fi users is the Diana Camera.
Now Lomography's made the popular gadget even smaller with the Diana Baby 110 Camera ($49-$59) with a 24mm lens. This little guy is pocket-size, so bring it anywhere and capture moments at any time. The Baby 110 also comes with the interchangeable 12mm superwide angle or 24mm standard lens with flash capability for night owls. Kick-start your Lomo hobby with the pint-size version of the famous plastic point-and-shoot. We can't help but gush at this new little addition!
Lomography Had a Baby Diana Camera
Think of Lomography as the grandfather of Instragram, the real deal in experimental shots and creative photography.
While trolling the tech section of my favorite funky retailer, 
If you've never experimented with a fisheye lens before, basically it's that distorted circular image you would see, say if you looked out of a peephole in a hotel and someone on the other side was peering in. DSLRs can do some fancy things, but do they have a 170-degree view that makes everything look artistically altered? 
