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Some people hate it while some eventually develop a love for it; the sand-like texture in your Lomographs that make you say it is truly analogue.
Ah, yes, it is grain! The grain in your analogue photos that are brought by various photographic reasons like source of light or sensitivity of film. Despite all of these, we Lomographers are an appreciative bunch that we just can’t help but love this analogue magic!
And with that we show you 50 analogue photos with obvious grain. They are lovely, I tell you! Enjoy everyone!
LomoGuru of the Week: 134340 She took a walk with an analogue camera, browsed through the Lomography Community, instantly fell in love with the photos, and promised to never stop taking Lomographs -- that is this week's LomoGuru!
Newcomer of the Week: Wafflesaurus All it took was one epic shot from the Diana Mini for him to be enthralled in analogue photography which eventually led to joining the Lomographic Community!
Top Shoutbox Users of January 2013 It may be small but it sure is mighty! Don't let its size fool ya because the Community Shoutbox is our one-stop comment box for all discussions analogue!
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I'm also a fan of grainy photos. It gives them personality and makes them stand out from digital shots. Thanks for picking one of my shots, I feel loved when my shots are noticed!
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Tutorial: Rollei C41 Digibase – Color Film Development The Rollei C41 Digibase Kit is a great solution for inexperienced lomographers wanting to develop their own color film. Unlike many other kits this one works at lower temperatures. It has allowed me to successfully develop color negative film, redscale film, and even cross-process slide film, all on the first go. In this tutorial I will explain this specific development process step by step and share some very handy graphs I made, that will help you develop your own film.
Lomopedia: Horizont The successor of the KMZ FT-2 and the predecessor of the Horizon 202, the Horizont camera was produced in the Soviet Union in 1967. Find out more about this early swivel lens panoramic camera after the jump!
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12 comments
djramsay
thank you :)
hervinsyah
@ucinz : selamat mas =)
ucinz
@hervinsyah hatur nuhun kang :D
mayeemayee
I adore grainy Lomographs! Thank you, thank you @adam_g2000, @mikahsupageek, @jennson, @noomink, @cc-in-paris, @ck_berlin, @kneehigh85, @natalieerachel, @dannyedwards, @superlighter, @ucinz, @tiano, @buckshot, @upic, @grazie, @goldie, @lomoculture, @street_smile, @djramsay, @-alia-, @chippo, @lawypop, @jeabzz, @furn7973, @peacocksky, @falsedigital, @kleeblatt, @doubleagent19, @lakandula, @tukumoura, @brommi, @alienmeatsack, @peropero, @meatoyz1, and @koduckgirl :)
ucinz
thank you too @mayeemayee ;)
superlighter
I love it too! :-)
noomink
@mayeemayee, thank you :D
tukumoura
Grains rules! Thank you!
kneehigh85
Thanks for choosing my photo
adam_g2000
@mayeemayee I like using fast film especially to get the grain. Black and white grain is my favourite! http://www.lomograph(…)os/16878259
alienmeatsack
I'm also a fan of grainy photos. It gives them personality and makes them stand out from digital shots. Thanks for picking one of my shots, I feel loved when my shots are noticed!
luffyblu
Long live the grain! One of the charms of analogic photography. :)