Lomography advertised the Fisheye No.2 cameras (introduced in 2003) with the phrase “Take 170° fisheye photos with added functionality!” The Fisheye No.2 features a ‘B’ mode setting perfect for taking fisheye light-streak photos and long exposures. Plus, with its MX switch, you can shoot crazy cool multiple exposure photos. The camera also includes a hot-shoe slot for your film camera flashes. The Fisheye No.2 cameras were made in a range of different colors, decal patterns, and finishes. The camera has a fixed f8 aperture, 10mm focal length, shutter speeds of 1/100 of a second (N) plus Bulb (B) & (L) for lock, direct optical viewfinder, built-in flash plus 2 connector hot shoe, fixed focus 10mm lens, film advance winder plus fold down rewind crank, removable matched optical viewfinder, and a frame counter with auto-reset when you open the film compartment. This 35mm film camera takes one AA battery to operate the flash unit and the focus distance is listed as “get as close as possible”. Lomography also released a Fisheye 2 camera that was reworking by famous English designer Paul Smith. The camera is topped off with a signature by Paul Smith, multi-striped pattern, and full metal jacket body. Retail for the Paul Smith was set at $150 and is available still for $59.00 on the B&H camera site.