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★ Expand your View with the Reader's Digest Panoramic Camera
The Reader's Digest Panoramic Camera is a plastic 35mm toy with a cropped panoramic frame of view. This chance find in a charity shop re-energized my photographic mojo and started me on the path to manual film camera enlightenment.
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★ Agfa Vista 200 110: Back to my Childhood!
My first photos (which I'm aware of) were taken with a 110 film, and I just had to shoot this format again. Didn't think I'd get that opportunity again until I found these abandoned films in a shop!
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★ ColorSplash Flash: A Visual Guide to Achieve Colourful Results
Never know what will happen when you use the Colorsplash Flash and its numerous colourful gels? Worry no more: this is the first test drive I did when I bought mine and now I’m sharing it with you as it really helped me understand what each colour gel does.
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★ Introduction to the Lubitel 166+ Series
I recently bought a Lubitel 166+, which was in my wishlist from a very long time. The Lubitel 166+ is the top of the Lomo-produced cameras, inspired by the original Lubitel 166 Universal. Since I’m trying to understand the basics of this amazing camera, I’d like to share all the things I discover about it.
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★ Kodak Aerochrome: Red Hot Analogue Passion
I wasn't sure about which section of the Magazine I was supposed to submit this article. Reviews, Tipster, Analogue Lifestyle? The thing is that shooting this film is experiencing the best analogue and Lomographic sensations at a 100%. At the end I decided to write a review with touches of analogue lifestyle, and a little trick as a gift!
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★ SA-WIDE-EKA! Bangkok with the LC-Wide
The first thing that greeted me at the Suvarnabhumi Airport was a billboard for Siam International Bank which said "First happens everday." So appropriate for my first trip to Thailand and my first time shooting with the LC-Wide!
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★ The Pentax SP500, Such a Steal it's Criminal!
The Pentax SP500, one of the best kept secrets of the film photography world. Lomography member Chocochipcookie tells you why you shouldn't pass on this gem next time you spot one.
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★ Oh DigitaLiza 120, You so Fine!
When it comes to scanning your 120 negatives, the Digitaliza scanning mask is your best friend. Curly negatives no longer scare me since I got one.
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★ Around Town with the Canon Autoboy D5
Last time, I gave you a hands-on review of the Canon Autoboy D5 as a travel camera—testing it under and over water, rain or shine—during my beach trip to Boracay. Here's how it performs as an all-around camera, going from home to studio and work to play. Just like before, it produced great shots all day, every day!
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★ Malaysia Community's Review on Lomography Cameras
Malaysia has a lot of amazing collection of Lomographs. I've asked around the community here among the 5 active community members in Malaysia and they have taken the time to review their favorite choices of Lomography cameras, share experiments, as well as tips on which films to pair it with! Let's check it out after the jump!
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★ The Wonderful Viewfinder of the Lubitel 166+
The Lubitel 166 Universal was my first medium format camera, that I found in a flea market many years ago for few dollars. Last year I bought the new and improved Lubitel 166+ on the Online Shop of Lomography. Great camera, with an awesome and bright viewfinder!
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★ Fuji Natura Classica: Low Light Perfection with Ease
The Fuji Natura Classica is much more than a point-and-shoot: it is the perfect camera for your everyday shooting, especially low light situations. It's a great choice for any lomographer who wants a gorgeous shot, guaranteed!
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★ Kodak Ektachrome 64T: The Night Bird
I found a pack of this gorgeous film in my photography teacher's classroom. It turned out to be a great find! Why? Find out more after the jump :)
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★ Pentax MX and Earl Grey: an Explosive Couple!
Pentax MX is a great camera, an old splendor that does not want to be forgotten. Matched with a Lomo Earl Grey 100 ISO film and with a good old 50mm lens the result will be really impeccable!
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★ Review: LC-A+ Case
I've always said that when you buy a camera, you should get the case. It's cheap insurance if you drop it!
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★ Ilford HP5: The King of Black and White
When I shoot black and white, there is one film I turn to more than any other. It's a stalwart, bullet-proof film, reliable until the last. Ilford HP5 Plus.
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★ The Panoramic and Subaquatic Canon Autoboy D5
Right before a beach trip, I found my aunt's Canon Autoboy D5 from the '90s lying around the house. I took the waterproof film camera with me to Boracay not knowing what condition it was in, but the gamble paid off as I got four rolls of great vacation photos from it! Find out why this Canon camera is an ideal travel snapper here.
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★ Mastering Bokeh with the Bokeh Masters Kit
DIY Photography recently sent us the Bokeh Masters Kit, a simple accessory which allows photographers to get creative with their bokeh photographs. Let me tell you about my first try and share with you my results in this quick review!
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★ After a 110 SLR? Consider the Minolta 110 Zoom SLR
When people think of a 110 SLR, they think of the Pentax Auto. However you cannot deny the fun and versatility of a zoom with macro capability.
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★ Getting Instant with the Polaroid 635 CL
What to do when you are feeling impatient and simply don't want to wait for the lab to process your images? Grab yourself the marvelous Polaroid 635 CL (Close Up).