Today is the 29th birthday of the iconic Lomo LC-A! To celebrate, we are offering you 29% off all LC-A cameras and the LC-Wide in the Online Shop and Lomography Gallery Stores worldwide (the discount will show automatically in the Online Shop). The deal only runs for 29 hours, 29 minutes and 29 seconds and is limited to only 290 cameras in total; don’t miss this chance to grab the king of Lomography cameras at an unbeatable price! Want to get some LC-A inspiration? Read our LC-A birthday articles!

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November 11, 2011

We are offering 10% off in the Lomography Online Shop for 24 hours – Use the Voucher Code SAVE10 at the Checkout to take advantage!

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To say thanks for all your support this year, we’d like to reward all your analogue love with a nice treat – We’re giving you 10% off EVERYTHING in the Lomography Online Shop! So pick up your shopping carts in the next 24 hours and indulge yourselves with cameras, films, fashion items and accessories. Simply enter the Voucher Code SAVE10 at the Checkout. Start Shopping!

*Offer valid on 28th November only – Valid in all regions

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