Random B&W Photos with LOMO Electra 112, Uploaded 2012/11/29
A roll of random B&W photos on Kentmere ISO 400 shot with a LOMO Electra 112. LSI needs to resurrect this camera with improvements like the LC-A!!
Taken by herbert-4 with a Lomo Electra 112 loaded with Kentmere Black and White ISO 400 film in Tujunga, United States. These tags describe this photo: tujunga, b&n, b&w, lomo electra 112, and random. Date: 2012-11-29. Time: Night. This photo can also be found in the album Random B&W Photos with LOMO Electra 112.
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2 comments
superlighter
wsow! can't believe this is a night shot :)
herbert-4
@superlighter Sorry, some of the photos were not night shots: this one is before sunset... Look here: http://www.lomograph(…)os/17504791 this one is long night photo with that Electra 112, the light in it is a sodium light about 200m away, up the hill. The roll was in the camera for several weeks and the date and time was when I uploaded it. The LOMO Electra 112 is like a LC-A with aperture priority, a rangefinder, and a really GOOD lens (Industar 73). Let's all nag LSI to resurrect this camera with improvements, like a B setting, manual settings of shutter and aperture both, and double exposure button, and keep it metal. And issue it in designer colours and prints!