Living up to its baby moniker, the camera measures only 2.8 by 2.7 by 2 inches (HWD) without film. To load a roll you have to remove the back of the camera—the film cartridge clips directly on to the Fisheye Baby. It's a neat design, and adds just a bit of size to the package as the enclosed spools of the film cartridge hang out of either side.The lens is plastic with a fixed f/8 aperture and the shutter can only fire at 1/100-second or in bulb mode, which keeps it open as long as you depress the button. It's not sharp by any means—wider views have a soft, dreamy look. Shooting very close to your subject helps to better capture detail, but it's still not as sharp as a camera with a modern glass lens. I used black and white film and found that the best shots were of very high contrast scenes.