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Five Reasons Why the Lomomatic 110 Camera is Your Next Adventure Buddy
written by kylavillena on 2024-03-12 #gearWhether your adventures are grand or simple, we know just the camera to keep you company. From its pocketable size to its premium glass lens and everything in between, the Lomomatic 110 is your best pick!
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Lomopedia: Kodak Elite Chrome EBX 100
written by sylvann on 2024-03-07 #lomopediaDiscontinued in 2012, the Kodak Elite Chrome EBX 100 is another slide film well-loved by Lomographers who were into the crazy color shifts of cross-processing.
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Staying in Love With Analogue Photography: An Interview with @camera-lust
written by rocket_fries0036 on 2024-03-13 #gear #people #placesLong-time Lomographer @camera-lust talks to us about what she's learned from her practice of film photography over the years and why she will always choose analogue.
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Davis Chee's First Impressions of Our New Lomomatic 110 Film Camera
written by nikkicheung on 2024-03-14 #gear #peopleWe invited Davis Chee, a Hong Kong film enthusiast, to shoot with Lomography’s new Lomomatic 110 film camera! As a newbie to the 110 format, let’s take a look at how he captures daily life with this 110 camera, and hear about his experience of using it for the first time!
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Tony Kemplen's First Impressions of the New Lomomatic 110 Camera
2024-03-06 #gear #newsPhotographer, writer, analogue experimentalist and 110 film expert Tony Kemplen tested out the new Lomomatic 110 Camera for us and shared his experiences of shooting with this new pocket film format camera.
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Portrait Photography with the Fisheye No. 2
written by kylavillena on 2024-03-16 #gearThe Fisheye No. 2 captures life with a unique distortion and disorienting compositions. This may give you the impression that the Fisheye effect wasn't meant to be applied on portraits, but let these photos prove that wrong!
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