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  • Agfa Isolette V: A Great 6x6 Gun!

    written by dogma on 2010-07-13 #gear
    Agfa Isolette V: A Great 6x6 Gun!

    If Lubitel looks a bit complicated, well then Agfa Isolette V is a right thing for you! Easy, user-friendly and compact + amazing, vintage, folding camera design. What could be better then this? A camera that gives you creative freedom and fits in your travel bag!

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  • BeLomo Elikon 4: Another Diamond From a Well Known Ukrainian Family!

    written by dogma on 2009-12-05 #gear
    BeLomo Elikon 4: Another Diamond From a Well Known Ukrainian Family!

    Lomographer dogma introduces to us a worthy film camera that should be a part of the Lomo family: the BeLomo Elikon 4.

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  • Coronet Rapide

    written by dogma on 2009-09-03 #gear
    Coronet Rapide

    For a long time i was dreaming about folding camera in my collection, so one day i just jumped in to ebay and after couple clicks, i had a huge auction list of various folding cameras.

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  • Have Fun with Aperture Shapes!

    written by dogma on 2009-03-24 #gear #tutorials
    Have Fun with Aperture Shapes!

    Add some stars to your Lomographs!

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  • AGAT 18K Small But Powerful!!

    written by dogma on 2009-02-11 #gear
    AGAT 18K  Small But Powerful!!

    One day accidentally I met my old friend. We haven’t seen each other for a long time, so we spoke for a while about how we are doing and so on. I told him about my new sickness LOMOGRAPHY, Cameras and films. My friend remembered that somewhere at home he has old weird Russian camera. Next day he brought to me that little plastic box and gave me like a present.

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  • Polaroid High Definition (35mm, 200 iso) User-Review

    written by dogma on 2008-11-25 #gear
    Polaroid High Definition (35mm, 200 iso) User-Review

    The last Mohican: I found this film really unexpectedly. Everything started that day when I discovered Lomography. I was browsing the lomography site and then in the shop I saw Smena Symbol. I somehow knew my parents used to have something like this camera, so I went down to our basement where all old stuff goes, and dug for it. After couple hours of hard searching I found it. Working and smelling fantastic! When I moved the the film advance lever I noticed the rewind crank moved too, meaning there is a film inside!

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