Lomo Travel Guides

Where you seek the Lomography way of life, discovering your creativity wherever you dare to look, beyond galleries and studios, out in the beautiful world out there. 

Or discover art that lives in the unexpected when you embark on travel Lomography, from laughter of friends sharing local street food, in the steam coming out from a roadside coffee stand, or dancing reflections of sunlight from the train window. 

Sometimes, the beauty of travel photography lies in hidden alleyways, open skies, getting lost in unfamiliar streets or exploring familiar ones seen with fresh eyes.

All these beliefs inspired Lomo Travel Guides, the latest feature by Lomography. 

See The World Through a Lomographic Lens

Travellers, it’s time to put aside and forget about star ratings and tourist traps, unleash your inner traveller, explorer and creativity through Lomo Travel Guides, built specially for curious travellers and film photography lovers, they can offer so much more than your travel bucket list to tick off.

Lomo Travel Guides spotlight hidden hangouts, colourful cafes, offbeat art spaces, indie cinemas, and scenic photo spots – all analogue friendly and inspiring. If you are looking for something different and unique during your travels, or you are a local looking at your own neighbourhood with a fresh eye and perspective, the Lomo Travel Guides are made just for you. 

The best travel memories and souvenirs are the priceless photos that you take along your travel adventures.

Made By Lomographers, For Lomographers

Lomo Travel Guides are made by Lomographers, for Lomographers. Each guide is curated with insights and inspirations from the global Lomography Community and local teams. This journey is not going to sop there – everyone’s invited to contribute.

It could be a secret garden waiting for the magic of multiple exposure, a sunny courtyard where artists hang out to trade stories and spark ideas together, or a vintage market filled with characters, life, textures, colours and faces waiting to be captured. 

Anyone can share their must-see spots for Lomographers! Lomo Travel Guides will keep on growing, just like the community that fuels them.

Capture the Atmosphere, Not your Travel Bucket List

Alongside each location, each Lomo Travel Guide features Lomographer approved tips:

• What camera gear to bring
• Which film stocks work best
• Best and experimental techniques to try

There are also 

• Links to local LomoHomes to help Lomographers connect offline
• Top community photos for inspiration
• Suggestions on where to stock up on analogue gear

These Lomo Travel Guides are not just about where to go – they are about how to see. Designed for anyone with a camera in hand and a curiosity in their heart, they also highlight analogue-friendly spots, as well places to unwind, refuel and get inspired.

With Lomo Travel Guides, capture the atmosphere, not your travel bucket list.

What Makes Lomo Travel Guides Different and Special?

What makes Lomo Travel Guides different and special? You can 

• Skip the tourist traps, get local knowledge and recommendations on hidden hangouts for film lovers, curated by the Lomography Community
• A great and rich resource of film-friendly spaces and inspiration beyond the tourist map (and it’s ever-growing)
• Discover creative ways to explore the world through the eyes of Lomography with experimental trips and film photography techniques
• Find and meet Lomographers in the local area, meet IRL (in-real-life) and make real-life connections

Lomography Travel Guides Information

For more information on Lomography Travel Guides, visit Lomo Travel Guides: https://www.lomography.com/travel

And where to shop for your Lomography cameras/films/accessories, please visit Lomography Online Shop: https://shop.lomography,com  

* Information and pictures courtesy of Lomography *

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The 2 new Lomography Travel Collection Instant Cameras – el Nil editions can help you explore the world, unveil the art of capturing instant memories that are unique as the landscapes that inspired the early explorers and. travellers seeking hidden secrets and ancient wonders around the world.

Lomo’Instant Automat el Nil

A portable instant camera that allows you to transform every shot into a masterpiece on Instax Mini film. They can automatically adjust aperture, shutter speed, and flash output, making it super easy to achieve excellent exposures in sunlight or in shade. All these would grant your the freedom to explore, experiment, and craft distinctive instant images with Wide-angle, Fisheye, Close-up and Splitter lens attachments. Further creativity can be achieved with long exposures, unlimited multiple exposures, remote-control selfies and coloured flash filters.

Lomo’Instant Wide el Nil

Are you ready to unleash the spirit of exploration and travelling? This extra-wide camera seizes twice the adventure on Instax Wide film, featuring multiple and long exposure modes, a remote control shutter release plus Close-up, Ultra-wide and Splitzer lens attachments. This instant camera will help any user to navigate the uncharted worlds of creativity. Using coloured gel flash filters will put a unique and colourful spin on the whole affair, and the PC-sync flash connection invites extraordinary, ultra-wide instant magnification in the studio too!

Technical Specifications

Lomo’Instant Automat el Nil

• Film Format: Fujifilm Instax Mini
• Focal Length: 60 mm (35 mm equivalent)
• Aperture: f/8, f/22
• Shutter Speed: 8s – 1/250 (Auto), 30s (Bulb)
• Multiple Exposures: Unlimited
• Built-in Flash: Automatic Flash & Flash Off Mode
• Zone Focusing: 0.6 m / 1 – 2 m / Infinity
• Lens Attachments: Fisheye, Wide-angle, Close-up, Splitzer,
• Remote Control Lens Cap
• Filter Thread: 43 mm
• Tripod Mount: Yes
• Battery Supply: 2Å~CR2 batteries (camera), 1Å~CR1632 (remote) –Not Included

Lomo’Instant Wide el Nil

• Film Format: Fujifilm Instax Wide
• Focal Length: 90 mm (35 mm Equivalent)
• Aperture: f/8, f/22
• Shutter Speed: 1/250 – 8s (Auto), 1/30 (Flash Sync), 30 s
• (Bulb)
• Multiple Exposures: Unlimited
• Built-in Flash: Automatic Flash & Flash Off Mode
• PC Sync Socket: Yes
• Zone Focusing: 0.6 m / 1 – 2 m / Infinity
• Lens Attachments: Close-up, Ultra-wide, Splitzer,
• Remote Control Lens Cap
• Filter Thread: 49 mm
• Tripod Mount: Yes
• Battery Supply: 4Å~AA (camera), 1Å~CR2025 (remote) – Not Included

Pricing and Availability 

Lomo’Instant Automat el Nil USD$199 / SGD$279
https://shop.lomography.com/lomo-instant-automat-camera-lenses-el-nil

Lomo’Instant Wide el Nil USD$219 /SGD$339
https://shop.lomography.com/lomo-instant-wide-camera-lenses-el-nil

* Information and pictures courtesy of Lomography *

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Don’t let 120 go Extinct!

Film photography is for everyone and analogue photography is spontaneous, fast and instinctive. It’s about light leaks, happy incidents, and unconventional artistic masterpieces. Shooting 120 MF film offers photographers a bigger frame and more room to create, however in recent years, Lomography noticed the wider analogue/film photography community growing increasingly reserved about this distinctive and charming 120 MF.

120 MF film declared Endangered Species by Lomography

Lomography doesn’t want to see the 120 MF disappear, let’s keep this going and don’t let 120 go extinct! Let’s bring back the fun, excitement, artistic exploration and experimentation with 120 MF film! Lomography is declaring 120 MF film an endangered species! Lomography is rallying and inviting Lomographers and global retail partners to join them in this 120 MF film journey to sustain and revitalise the 120 MF film format.

As part of Lomography’s commitment, they are reducing the prices of their 120 MF films. This would encourage analogue/film photographers to get back in action with 120 MF film photography, it should be all about the fun without worrying about breaking the bank at every frame.

Keep the frames rolling!

120 MF film give us increased sharpness, improved depth of field, and a larger canvas for striking compositions on a lovely square frame, offering exciting possibilities for carefree snapshots, thrilling experiments, and professional work. Lomography wants everyone to forget everything they ever thought they know about medium format film and let it go! It’s time to fire up the imagination and creativity, feel free to simply create and produce some special with 120 MF film!

When you are shooting with Lomography 120 MF film, do share your most innovative 120 MF photographs with #120isforever, #120isworthit, and be a part of this medium format film revolution!

Pricing and Availability

Here are the new prices for Lomography 120 MF film:

• Color Negative 100 ISO 3 Pack was 34.9, NOW 24.9 USD
• Color Negative 400 ISO 3 Pack was 34.9, NOW 24.9 USD
• Color Negative 800 ISO 3 Pack was 39.9, NOW 27.9 USD
• Redscale XR 50–200 3 Pack was 35.9, NOW 24.9 USD
• Potsdam Kino 100 ISO was 10.9, NOW 6.9 USD
• LomoChrome Metropolis 2021 was 12.9, NOW 11.9 USD
• LomoChrome Purple 2021 was 13.9, NOW 11.9 USD
• Color Negative 100 ISO 3 Pack was 49 , NOW 31.9 SGD
• Color Negative 400 ISO 3 Pack was 49 , NOW 34.9 SGD
• Color Negative 800 ISO 3 Pack was 59, NOW 39.9 SGD
• Redscale XR 50–200 3 Pack was 40.9, NOW 34.9 SGD
• Potsdam Kino 100 ISO was 14.9, NOW 9.9 SGD
• LomoChrome Metropolis 2021 was 21.9, NOW 18.9 SGD
• LomoChrome Purple 2021 was 21.9, NOW 18.9 SGD

Purchase them here:

• Shop 120 films: https://shop.lomography.com/film/120-film
• Shop 120 cameras: https://shop.lomography.com/cameras/all?camera_filmformat=5590

* Information and pictures courtesy of Lomography *

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Capture three distinct image styles in one lens

This unique Lomography Nour Triplet V2.0/64 Bokeh Control Art Lens pays homage to the fascinating but forgotten scientist, Hasan Ibn al-Haytham who lived in around 1021 in Cairo, Egypt. He was the first to unveil, and meticulously recorded the enigma of spherical aberrations, al-Haytham is the trailblazer of modern optics.

Key features of Lomography Nour Triplet V2.0/64 Bokeh Control Art Lens

• Compatible with full-frame mirrorless Canon RF, Nikon Z and Sony E mount cameras.
• Available in a historic brass design and a sleek black aluminium version.
• Optimal for portraits with a 64 mm focal length.
• Maximum aperture of f/2.0 for a beautifully shallow depth of field and excellent low-light performance.
• Special-shaped rear drop-in aperture plates for exquisite bokeh effects.
• Modern helicoid focusing mechanism for quick operation and easy integration with filmmaking gear
• Unique spherical aberration control knob for three powerful bokeh effects:

1. Soft: timeless, ethereal scenes stand out with softened light and a slight swirl.
2. Classic: elevates a sharp subject against an enchanting diffused backdrop.
3. Bubble: creates mesmerizing separation between your subject and backdrop with bubble-shaped bokeh texture.

Lens for powerful portraiture & videography

The Lomography Nour Triplet V2.0/64 Bokeh Control Art Lens has versatile focal length of 64mm, making it perfect for striking portraits. Featuring a unique spherical aberration control knob, subjects shine dramatically against three distinctive backdrops and signature special-shaped Lomography drop-in aperture plates allow for additional stunning bokeh effects. 

For videography, the control knob allows powerful transitions between a soft-focus glow and a sharp three-dimensional effect featuring beautiful soap bubble bokeh. Silent stopless focus and aperture rings, along with optional follow-focus gear rings, provide precise control for capturing emotions and creating stunning cinematographic effects in-camera, giving total control over any scene.

Technical Specifications 

Lomography Nour Triplet V2.0/64 Bokeh Control Art Lens 

• Focal Length: 64 mm
• Lens Construction: 5 elements in 3 groups
• Maximum Aperture: f/2.0
• Apertures Available: f/2.0, f/2.8, f/4, f/5.6, f/8, f/11, f/16
• Dual Aperture Mechanism: iris-style and special shaped drop-in rear aperture plates
• Image Circle: 44 mm
• Field of View: 37°
• Lens Mounting Profile: full-frame mirrorless,
• Sony E, Nikon Z, Canon RF
• Electronic Contacts: no
• Closest Focusing Distance: 0.6 m
• Focusing Mechanism: helicoid
• Filter Thread: 55 mm
• Detachable lens hood: yes
• Finish: brass with black brass ring elements or black aluminium

Back Lomography Nour Triplet V2.0/64 Bokeh Control Art Lens on Kickstarter

If you are keen to own the Lomography Nour Triplet V2.0/64 Bokeh Control Art Lens, they are now on Kickstarter! Backers can get this lens at an unrivalled early bird price! 

Back Lomography Nour Triplet V2.0/64 Bokeh Control Art Lens here on Kickstarter – https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/lomography/nour-triplet-bokeh-control-art-lens 

* Information and pictures courtesy of Lomography *  

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Welcome to Lomography School!

Film is not dead, film is making a comeback, Lomographic Society International thinks that film is forever and they are launching themselves into a new era of analogue photography. You, the photographers (whether young or old, experienced or amateur) are hereby cordially invited to attend the Lomography School! It’s not going to be stuffy classroom withs grey walls, uncomfortable desks or even mess on your seat and table.

Lomographic Society International is launching this dedicated online learning space to make creativity accessible to all – Totally free! There are no more hard-to-understand descriptions, they have put together the answers to the most FAQ from the Lomography Community. This would make it the leading space on the internet and social media platforms, to learn all about analogue – from the basic techniques to how to take experimental Lomographs.

Who can join? What do I need?

Anyone can join, as long as you have a passion for analogue, it’s for everyone. Whether you are just start learning analogue photography or you are an experienced film photographer looking to become more creative, everyone is welcome at the Lomography School.

What can I expect from Lomography School?

Lomography School provides information about all the exciting experimental techniques that have been inspiring the imagination of Lomographers far and wide over the past 30 years. Analogue photographers can learn how to shoot mesmerising multiple exposures, uncover handy tips and tricks like mastering the pinhole and read detailed explanations (that they actually understand) about what the hell pushing and pulling mean, and so much more.

If the answer isn’t there, Lomography School has set up a dedicated mailbox, school@lomography.com, so curious students can send in their most burning questions. The Lomography School want this to be an ever-growing, interactive space and if anyone has a useful trick to share, Lomo School want to hear it! Photographers, we’re all on this journey of analogue discovery together and there’s always something new to learn.

To all analogue photographers, whether you are just starting off on your analogue photography or you are an experienced analogue photographer, welcome to Lomo School! Let’s all enjoy and have fun with Lomography!

Lomo School Information and Website Links

Lomo School:
https://www.lomography.com/school

Online Shop:
https://shop.lomography.com/

* Information and pictures courtesy of Lomographic Society International *

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Explore the Colour Spectrum like never before 

An ideal camera for beginners, it’s easy for you to get creative with the powerful in-built flash and three vivid coloured gel filters. Time for you to go for photography outing, share the love for Lomography with your friends, pass the camera around to your friends and let them discover crazy colour shifts at every click of the shutter.

Tantalisingly Turquoise 

Lomography is proud to be one of the forerunners in the development of innovative films that aren’t available elsewhere. This easy to use 35mm camera is preloaded with the enchantingly experimental LomoChrome Turquoise film to transform the world with its trippy colour-shifting effects.

You get skin tones pop in bright blues, skies glow orange and golden gradients grace the frame. What you are seeing is never what you are going to get, and that’s the magic of analogue. Time to say goodbye to fake filters, enjoy the creative capabilities of this exciting new addition to Lomography Simple Use Reloadable camera family!

The Simple Use Family

The first Simple Use Reloadable Film Camera was first launched in 2017, it has since become a popular camera choice among novice and experienced analogue photographers alike due to its reloadable resilience and experimental flair. You can take this everywhere as there is the Analogue Aqua Underwater Case.

What’s more, the Simple Use Camera is reloadable so the fun never stops! All you have to do is to pick up any 35mm film, open up the back, reload and start shooting all over again! Do check out Lomography’s guide for top tips on how to reload and continue the Simple Use adventures!

Simple Use Relodable Film Camera – LomoChrome Turquoise Information

Technical Specifications

• Film Format: 35 mm
• Lens Focal Length: 31 mm
• Shutter Speed: 1/120 s
• Aperture: f/9
• Focusing: 1 m to Infinity
• Flash: Built-in flash (press & hold to charge), 15-second recharge time
• Battery: 1 Å~ AA battery
• Dimensions (mm): 115 Å~ 60 Å~ 33
• Preloaded with LomoChrome Turquoise 2021 Film

Film

• Film Type: Color Negative
• ISO: 100–400
• Exposures: 27
• Processing: C-41

Pricing and Availability

Price: 27.90 USD | 32.90 SGD | 98 MYR | 1,380.00 PHP

Purchase it here: https://shop.lomography.com/simple-use-reloadable-film-camera-lomochrome-turquoise

* Information and pictures courtesy of Lomographic Society International *

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   Photography by Isaac Ong

Inspired by Fernando Gros “How to choose a Yearly Theme”, this is my 4th year writing and announcing a Yearly Theme, an approach that I personally feel that it’s more forward looking for a new future, a new era of working, thinking and how we connect as an individual, as a collective, society and the world. It’s not that goal settings or setting resolutions are no longer popular or useful, they still have a purpose and it still works for some people or industries

Recap of previous Yearly Themes

Before I announce my Yearly Theme 2023 for my photography and travel, let me bring you back  into my previous Yearly Themes through a recap below:

• Year 2020: Striving to Excel
• Year 2021: Recovery and Rejuvenation 
• Year 2022: Onward

Yearly Theme 2023 (Photography and Travel) – “Explore”

Now let me introduce and announce my Yearly Theme 2023 for photography and travel – “Explore”.

Why “Explore”? 

The word “Explore” has always been part of my life, from my Scouting days in school, to my traveler explorer days, in both my professional/business and personal life. My photography themes/projects have always been on exploration, in both nature, wildlife, history, heritage and cultural areas. 

Photography 

In year 2023, I am going to explore new collaborations in both professional and personal capacities. 

On the photography business sector, there would be changes and approaches to my portfolio of services or specialisation.

On my personal photography segment, there are a lot more plans, ideas, collaborations and new collaborations that I more than want to explore, the personal side of photography keeps my passion and fire burning in a commercial photography, content creation world.

If there is something deep inside me that I want to do, they would be along the lines of 

• Back to basics, back to analogue 
• Honing my craft and eye for creativity 
• Collaborating with like-minded creatives for new projects  

Some sectors that I would like to explore further are photography training/educator and consultancy. I made some progress and headways in the two sectors, I am going to continue building up from there. 

Travel

I made a decision not to travel out during 2022 when borders reopened along with the lifting of risk management measures, even though my travel wanderlust was strong. In 2023, I am planning to re-explore my travel photography and travel writing again, after a 3 years hiatus due to the global pandemic situation.

I hope to explore new travel destinations (ASEAN, Japan, Europe) that I haven’t previously visited. Of course, I would still love to revisit some of my favourite travel destinations. I am also planning to explore the area on Sustainability further and wider in travel, tourism, hospitality industries, around the region before venturing further out.

Writing and Publishing Books and Zines

One of my new philosophy in photography, writing and creativity is “Bringing my projects to life”, into prints, zines or books. In a heavy social media usage and consumption world where everything is digital, maybe a return to analogue or old school, can spark us a revival in how we work and live.

Therefore, I am going to explore new personal visual storytelling projects, beyond my current ones. I want to explore further, wider and deeper as a content creator and visual storyteller.

Should I go for a photo book or a new travel visual storytelling project or new zine collection project? Or all of the above? Exploring new publishing projects for year 2023, I would share more in details when the time is ripe.

Complementing my photography training and consultancy, I am going to explore publishing photography guides for the modern creative and social media world.

New set of Uncertainties and Dark Clouds in 2023

In a period of uncertainties and crisis (hopefully it doesn’t reach that stage), there might be new opportunities. Time to explore other opportunities as a new set of dark clouds (challenges and uncertainties) looms over 2023. We are facing inflation, higher costs of living, economic slowdown (or even possibly world recession) and geo-political worldwide crisis in a worst worst case scenario. 

In a period of uncertainties and political crisis in some regions (hopefully it doesn’t escalate beyond that stage into bigger crisis), there might be new opportunities. Time to explore other opportunities as a new set of dark clouds (challenges and uncertainties) looms over 2023.

Yearly Theme 2023 (Technology | Business | Personal)

In this year 2023, I decide to try something different again, I chose two themes, one for my TGH Photography and Travel Portal/Blog, one for my TGH Technology and Business Portal/Blog. What did I choose for my Yearly Theme 2023 (Technology | Business | Personal)?

Explore with me in my visual storytelling journeys in 2023

I would like to invite you and join me, come explore with me in my visual storytelling journeys in 2023. 

Together we can and we might explore something new, heart warming and touching visual stories.

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Exposing 30 Years of Lomography History and Heritage!

The story of Lomography began in November 1992, let’s start exposing 30 years of Lomography history and heritage! The fine Lomographic Society International was founded in the grand-old city of Vienna, Austria. There was a dignified “10 Golden Rules of Lomography”, it was published in the Wiener Zeitung – one of the oldest newspapers in the world(!) – and at the first venerable “everyone is an artist” LomoWall a couple of thousand Lomographs were shown.

It all began with the discovery of the quirky little Lomo LC-A camera by some unbrushed happy-go-luck students in Prague that had officially become the global Lomographic movement that we know of today. If you do your maths correctly from 1992, Lomography is now 30 years old and they are proud to be an eccentric, free, wonderful, enthusiastic, creative, experimental, social, wonderful Lomography Community, uniting millions of analogue admirers from around the world who are keen to help us keep film photography alive!

Limited Edition Anniversary Lomo LC-A Cameras 

To kickstart 30 years of Lomography celebrations and this momentous occasion, Lomography is releasing special editions of their beloved Lomo LC-A family cameras – the Lomo LC-A+, Lomo LC-Wide and Lomo LC-A 120. These special editions are all dressed in a unique handcrafted leather design with a colourful metal emblem to commemorate 30 years of breaking the rules.

These metal emblems will also be available as collectible Lomography Pins, Magnets and Stickers. Available in very limited quantities only, our anniversary edition Lomo LC-A cameras and accessories will help Lomographers around the world show off their love for Lomography and get involved with the Lomographic state of mind!

What is signature Lomography aesthetic feel from the LC-A family cameras like?

Since Lomographers stumbled upon the original Lomo LC-A in a quirky, old-school, modest camera shop and started shooting from the hop while touring Prague in 1991, they returned to Vienna and had a sh*tload of film developed in their favourite supermarket and discovered strangely beautiful images.

Over the past 30 years, Lomo LC-A photos are unique and distinct with its own signature Lomography aesthetic style, unmistakable photographs bursting with life, filled with deep saturation, punchy contrast and shadowy vignettes. Today, the Lomo LC-A family cameras are well-loved snap-shooting legends across the world.

With lightning-fast zone focusing, on-point automatic exposure, compact size, robust analogue looks and the all-important legendary lenses, the Lomo LC-A family cameras are a sought-after Lomography classic ready for all sorts of experimentation – a must-have in any photographer’s arsenal.

Lomo LC-A+

Lomo LC-Wide

Lomo LC-A 120

Discover the 30th Anniversary Collection

• Lomo LC-A+ 30th Anniversary Edition Price: 399 USD
  https://shop.lomography.com/world/lomo-lc-a-30th-anniversary-35-mm-film-camera
• Lomo LC-Wide 30th Anniversary Edition Price: 499 USD
  https://shop.lomography.com/world/lomo-lc-wide-30th-anniversary-35-mm-film-camera
• Lomo LC-A 120 30th Anniversary Edition Price: 549 USD
  https://shop.lomography.com/world/lomo-lc-a-30th-anniversary-120-film-camera
• Lomography 30th Anniversary Metal Magnet Price: 6.50 USD
  https://shop.lomography.com/world/30th-anniversary-magnet
• Lomography 30th Anniversary Metal Pin Price: 5.50 USD
  https://shop.lomography.com/world/30th-anniversary-metal-pin
• Lomography 30th Anniversary Metal Sticker Price: 5.50 USD
  https://shop.lomography.com/world/30th-anniversary-metal-sticker

Technical Specifications

LOMO LC-A+

• Film Format: 35 mm
• Focal Length: 32 mm
• Available Apertures: f2.8, f3.5, f5.6, f8, f11, f16
• Shutter Speed: Bulb (B) to 1/500
• Flash: Hotshoe
• Available ISO Settings: 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600
• Multiple Exposure: Yes
• Tripod Mount: Yes
• Cable Release: Yes
• Battery: 3 x LR44

LOMO LC-Wide

• Film Format: 35 mm
• Focal Length: 17 mm
• Available Apertures: f4.5, f5.6, f8, f11, f16
• Shutter Speed: Bulb (B) to 1/500
• Flash: Hotshoe
• Available ISO Settings: 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600
• Multiple Exposure: Yes
• Tripod Mount: Yes
• Cable Release: Yes
• Battery: 3 x LR44

LOMO LC-A 120

• Film Format: 120
• Focal Length: 38 mm
• Available Apertures: f4.5, f5.6, f8, f11, f16
• Shutter Speed: Bulb (B) to 1/500
• Flash: Hotshoe
• Available ISO Settings: 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600
• Multiple Exposure: Yes
• Tripod Mount: Yes
• Cable Release: Yes
• Battery: 3 x LR44

* Information and pictures courtesy of Lomographic Society International *

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The new Lomography LomoApparat 35mm creative film camera comes in 2 exciting editions – the classic black leather design and Italian leather Neubau edition with a bold turquoise trim. Packed with a 21mm wide-angle lens, 3 lens attachments and a whole host of experimental features, this 35mm creative film camera suits photographers of all abilities and experience levels to enjoy shooting with this compact film camera and get totally creative for unique and authentically analogue images on 35mm film.

The built-in lens has a 0.5 m focusing distance and if that’s not close enough, the Close-up Lens reduces this to just 0.2 m! For crafty multiple exposure effects, add the Splitzer Lens to slice and dice images into wedges of any size and for totally wild image effects, the Kaleidoscope Lens will create a magical multiple mirrored image effect across the frame.

Add a playful flash filter slider with interchangeable colored filters for colorful flash effects. Plus, in true Lomography style, an MX switch for multiple exposure mayhem and a Bulb shooting mode for exciting long exposure effects like light painting. Never miss a photographic opportunity again with the new and exciting LomoApparat, the ultimate companion for every analogue adventure!

An experimental 35mm film camera for photographers to shoot totally unique images on 35mm film and enjoy the classic analogue characteristics of vignetting, high contrast, saturation and film grain. The LomoApparat is lightweight, compact, and it’s a perfect sidekick for any analogue adventure, from daily life to analogue travel photography.

Just point, shoot and go! Have lots of fun with the NEW Lomography LomoApparat 21mm wide-angle 35mm film camera!

Technical Specifications

• Film format: 35 mm
• Lens focal length: 21 mm
• Available apertures: f/10
• Shutter speed: 1/100 (N), Bulb (B)
• Focusing: focus free, 0.5 m – infinity
• Flash: default ON, manual OFF
• Flash coverage: 0.5 m – 2 m
• Multiple exposures: unlimited
• Tripod socket: yes
• Battery supply (for the flash): 1 Å~ AA (1.5 V)

Pricing and Availability

LomoApparat Camera Black Edition
MSRP: 89 USD
https://shop.lomography.com/lomoapparat-black-wide-angle-camera

LomoApparat Camera Neubau Edition
MSRP: 99 USD
https://shop.lomography.com/lomoapparat-neubau-wide-angle-camera

Lomography Online Shop
https://shop.lomography.com/cameras/lomoapparat

* Information and pictures courtesy of Lomography *

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Don’t forget you are an amigo for every adventure! Tiptoe across the hot sand, feel the warm breeze glide over your tanned skin and capture the good times, you just have to watch out for that little crab over there that doesn’t nip at your toes!

La Sardina Acapulco Caleta Camera

Whether you are enjoying a luxurious time on a sandy beach, dipping your perfectly manicured toes into the ocean or sipping sweet cocktails at the beach bar, you can capture the captivating coastline in ultra-wide angle snaps and enjoy effortless experimentation with the La Sardina Acapulco Caleta Camera. 

With colourful beaches stretching as far as the eye can see, this crowded coastline has seen many a sparkling Hollywood smile. You can shoot for the stars in bulb mode and combine multiple scenes in one frame with the flick of the multiple exposure switch. If that’s not enough, illuminate your night time escapades with the included Fritz the Blitz flash.

Fisheye No.2 La Quebrada

Get loco in Acapulco with your new fisheye friend. Do you dare to dive off the rocky clifftops of La Quebrada, plunging spectacularly into the swirling azure waters?

With the Fisheye No.2 La Quebrada, you can capture your wildest adventures in an incredible 170 degrees fisheye view! From the cliff top to seashore, you can squeeze the whole scene into iconic bulbous spheres! Along with multiple and long exposure modes, you can get even more fun in the sun, once you are tired of tumbling through the air, the built-in flash will take you from day to night – as Elvis said, “This is no time for siesta, this is time for fun!”

Pricing and Availability

La Sardina Acapulco Caleta Camera
Price: 119 USD
Buy here: shop.lomography.com/la-sardina-camera-flash-acapulco-caleta

Fisheye No.2 Acapulco La Quebrada Camera
Price: 69 USD
Buy here: shop.lomography.com/fisheye-no-2-acapulco-la-quebrada

Technical Specifications

La Sardina Acapulco Caleta Camera

• Film Format: 35 mm
• Focal Length: 22 mm
• Shutter Speed: Bulb (B), 1/100 (N)
• Zone Focusing: 0.6 m – 1 m, 1 m – Infinity
• Multiple Exposures: Yes
• Tripod Mount: Yes
• Cable Release: Yes
• Flash: Unique La Sardina Micro Contact
• (for Fritz the Blitz flash only)
• Battery: 1 Å~ CR123A

Fisheye No.2 La Quebrada

• Film Format: 35 mm
• Focal Length: 10 mm
• Shutter Speed: Bulb (B), 1/100 (N)
• Fixed Focus
• Multiple Exposures: Yes
• Tripod Mount: Yes
• Cable Release: No
• Flash: Built-in flash
• Battery: 1 Å~ AA

* Information and pictures courtesy of The Lomographic Society *

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