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!

Have an account? Login | New to Lomography? Register | Lab | Current Site:

Magazine › Reviews › Cameras › Reviews of Bel Omo Etyud

Reviews

  • ★ BelOMO Etyud (Etude)

    BelOMO Etyud (Etude)
    Etyud -- this is a simple for use plastic camera. One of the few plastic 120 type cameras in the USSR of a 60's and 70's. Faded colors, angular body -- the soviet people know with this type of design. But shoot this camera is very nice.
    January 02, 2011 13 comments

Are you new to Lomography?

Selected Articles

Jump into our selected section, where you’ll find a curated version of our Magazine. You can browse all selected articles or pick one section from this list:

This week's popular entries

Rad Redscales Taken Using the Lomo LC-A+

Rad Redscales Taken Using the Lomo LC-A+ The Lomo LC-A+ is a favorite of many for taking all kinds of photos, including rad redscales! This bright and sunny season is one of the best times to shoot with those light-hungry redscales, so allow us to show you some snaps by our fellow lomographers to serve as your inspiration for painting the town red with your Lomo LC-A+!

Lomopedia: Lomography X Tungsten 35mm

Lomopedia: Lomography X Tungsten 35mm While short-lived and all sold out, Lomography X Tungsten was a violet-tinged favourite of x-pro addicted Lomographers. With its low ISO, ultra-fine grain and blueberry tones, this 35mm film brought exciting hues to analogue photographs!

Redscale your Instax Pictures!

Redscale your Instax Pictures! No matter what camera, subject, or weather conditions, redscale film has never let me down. And because I was looking for something special to do with my very first pack of instax, I decided I would try to get that redscale atmosphere I love so much. Turns out it's very easy and works rather well!

More of this weeks popular entries

Latest Shop News

Ongoing competitions

What events are up next?

Do you wanna write for Lomography?

Join and stay in touch

Join our community and subscribe to our newsletter to receive all the latest on new products and offers right in your inbox. Do you have a question about Lomography or one of our products? Check out our FAQ. Perhaps you’ve found a broken link or a bug? Please contact us. Also take a look at our conditions and terms of use and privacy policy for more information.

Around the world

We speak in photos and know no boundaries. In our mission to snapshot every corner of the world, there is a good chance that you will find a local version of this site! No matter where on earth you are, we’re sure that Lomography is either just around the corner or will be there very soon! Don't believe us? Check out our worldwide section and the brand new Lomography Gallery Store section.

We are your friends

You can also become friends with us on our Facebook or Twitter page. You can also find our photos on Flickr. If you want to see videos about Lomography you can do so on YouTube and on Vimeo. We want to be your friends!