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Look over here! A print of a bird, a plane... there's nothing the new Belair X 6-12 35mm Back can't do. Don't believe me? Read on to my review of the new back's heroic powers.
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Personally I am a huge fan of redscaling. It allows you to get some color in your photos, even on the grayest of days. But what if you just want to add the redscale effect to just some of your photos rather than shooting an entire roll this way? Easy enough: use a red filter! And while you're at it, why not throw in some other colors as well?! Read on to find out how you can turn your LC-A+ in to a rainbow camera!
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Stealthy, sleek and likely 007's camera of choice. "You can take images and stay very low-key". Let's hear more from Natura owner, shooter and Lomography's own agent: somapic!
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Do you have two wheels and a need to get away from the city for an afternoon? Then Tommy Thompson Park at the end of the Leslie Spit near Toronto's docklands may be just the escape you need.
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I met with these amazing analogue cameras with the help of a friend. Ever since I got my Diana Baby, I feel totally analogue! It's basically all about my joy in this "new" lovely road.
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A quick, simple and easy way to load your Smena 8M, the redscale way!
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Month-by-month I'll pick up one Lomograph and write a brief Tipster on, and anything associated with my feelings towards, it. The third article features a February-photo. After the jump, I'll introduce you to a dreamy photo taken with my favorite technique "Exposing both sides of the film (EBS)" with an LC-A+!
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The quick and easy way to load your Smena 8m with redscale film, or any camera with a removable take up spool!
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I could not wait to try out EBS after coming across a Japanese Lomographer's tipster. Never had I expected the results from a negative film could be so fabulous! I have deeply fallen in love with EBS shooting style!
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I love shooting with the Lomography Redscale 100, a slightly cheaper alternative to my favourite Lomography Redscale XR. Keep reading to find out why!
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Doel is a small village in Belgium, on the border of the river Scheldt. It is an old village, with a rich history. Crumbling under the pressure of their ever-expanding neighbour, Antwerp Harbour, it is now heading towards a devastating end. But for as long as it is still there, it will be my favorite place for a lomowalk.
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Explore through the streets of Tsim Sha Tsui in Hong Kong using long shutter speeds to capture the trails of lights and movements of cars and people.
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More often than not, Lomographers are wholehearted globetrotters. We seek to voyage through the historical streets of Europe or the frostbitten Himalayan mountains. Luckily for Lomography Malaysia, there’s the Matta Fair for all their globetrotting needs!
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Sometimes you really have to spend some time to experiment with your analogue camera to learn what its limits are. Here’s what I learned about the Olympus Trip 35.
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After shooting two layers on my roll of redscale, it stayed in my pocket accidentally and went through the wash along with all my clothes!
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There are moments when you know only a roll of redscale film will do. This moment presented itself when I had the rare privilege of being up close and personal with a horse -- and I live in a city.
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Come take a flight to a world of dreamy colours, soft contours and sweet details. Guimarães, a city located in the north of Portugal, where this very own country was born, has been captured in redscale unpredictable colours. Never have its beautiful corners been so magical…
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There are so many types of film out there that it could make your head spin! Have no fear because The Lomography Gallery Store NYC is here to sort it all out of you. Come ready to learn about the differences in films and prepare to be amazed at just how many film types there are!
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You need to try it, this dinky little Redscale film!
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This is an article introducing how to make homemade red scale film. There are already some fabulous articles about how to make red scale films out there, however I decided to make one with my method. This method keeps film frames in order, and it is useful for EBS (Exposing Both Sides of film) trick as well ☺