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• ★ Craft Crazy: Dress Up Your Camera!

  
  It can often be difficult to protect your camera from being scratched or damaged while it's in a bag or hanging around your wrist, so here's a simple and cute way to give your camera a bit of protection. It's a fun project to do with any fabric that you may have.
  August 16, 2012 5 likes

• Highlights: Spinning Around in Sunny London

  
  When there is any sign of sunshine in London it’s best to run out the door and make the most of it. That’s exactly what Lomography Gallery Store Soho did for our super duper Spinner workshop at the Southbank. Check out our special moves right here.
  August 10, 2012

• Taking Back Tipsters: Spinner 360

  
  Have you been itching to take your Spinner 360 out for a spin? While you're making plans for a photowalk with your panoramic shooter, why don't you check out some nifty tips and trick you can try with it as well?
  August 07, 2012 6 likes

• ★ Crafty Tipster: How to Make Galaxy Print Frames for Your Lomographs

  
  I'm always looking for fun ways to display my precious photos, and this is a simple tipster that gives a great space effect with materials you probably already own!
  August 03, 2012 1 comment 15 likes

• ★ How to Fix Sloppy Redscale Scans from a Minilab with GIMP

  
  We all shoot our films, some of us also process and scan it, but I prefer the convenience of the commercial labs for the purpose. Guess my surprise when I got totally different scans from the same roll! This GIMP tutorial covers the basic technique that I used to rectify the problem on one of my first home-made Redscale rolls. Although a digital computer and a software program is used, I do not consider that a manipulation, but rather "fixing" an error that has been made by another computer program elsewhere. We are going to analyze the histogram and based on some basic knowledge about film and exposure, we are going to get the redscale film to look like it was originally intended.
  August 01, 2012 19 comments 43 likes

• Approximate Distance to Get Rainbow Colors with the Colorsplash Flash

  
  To make a "rainbow" burst flash, you can just set the color gel to a half magenta and half yellow or half blue and half green. However, sometimes, we get an extreme flash burn from the Colorsplash Flash instead. It's because our distance is too close when we take a shot from the object.
  July 31, 2012 10 comments 19 likes

• Fire Away! Part 3: Ten On-Location Tips for Photographing Firework Displays

  
  Getting a great shot of a firework is not just about the gear you’ve got. Here are 10 tips on what else you need to think about to become a master firework photographer!
  July 30, 2012 9 comments 15 likes

• DIY Project #4: Make Your Own Distressed Chevron Tank ended 9 months ago

  
  Along with our La Sardina DIY camera we’d like to present several DIY projects to inspire you. Our third project is a fashionable tutorial on how to make your own distressed chevron tank by Heather.
  July 24, 2012 2 likes

• Crafty Charms: Make a Lomo Snow Globe!

  
  This super easy craft takes no time at all and it would make a fantastic gift for a fellow lomographer (or for yourself)! Step right this way for a fun and easy DIY Lomography Snow Globe!
  July 24, 2012 9 comments 40 likes

• Tipsters of the Week(s)

  
  For every lomographer who has been wanting to make his or her film photos extra interesting, the Magazine has lots of tipsters to use as reference. The past weeks' featured tipsters may come in handy, so read on for some tips on how you can make your film photos stunning!
  July 23, 2012 3 comments 12 likes

• ★ The DIY Projects

  
  The La Sardina DIY is already out and about, so we decided to make it more fun with more DIY tutorials! Check out the stuff you can do to join the DIY crowd!
  July 23, 2012

• Fire Away! Part 2: How to Photograph Fireworks Using Various Lomo Cameras

  
  Here's a step-by-step tutorial on how to photograph firework displays using the following Lomo cameras: La Sardina, Diana F+, Diana Mini, Sprocket Rocket, Holga, Fisheye No.2, and Lubitel 166.
  July 23, 2012 13 comments 20 likes

• Dress Up Your Sardina with Fancy Studs

  
  This week I've teamed up with BanksyUndercover to come up with an ingenious solution to a common problem with the La Sardina. Here's a really quick and easy way to make your camera a bit unique -- and stop the problem of those little studs falling out all the time!
  July 20, 2012 6 comments 6 likes

• Zenit E: Shutter Curtain Repairs

  
  Getting half overexposed or simply way overexposed film back from the lab? It's time for an inspection, your Zenit is most likely suffering from old age!
  July 20, 2012 10 comments 12 likes

• Fire Away! Part 1: Basic Principles of Photographing Fireworks

  
  In this article, learn about the principles of photographing fireworks: which films to use, what camera settings you need, and a few tips for you to try out.
  July 17, 2012 2 comments 23 likes

• ★ What to Avoid When Doing Light Painting

  
  For some of us light painting could make our eyes stop blinking. Also, it can push our creative intuition to the edge. But, there are several that I would consider as mistakes when doing it. As a result, there are only tired and weird pictures, that had many annoying element on its. So based on my shots here goes things that you need to avoid while doing light painting.
  July 16, 2012 16 comments 76 likes

• ★ US City Slicker sixsixty: How to Fake Summer in San Francisco

  
  Don't let the famous San Francisco fog put a damper on the colorful Summer photo scrapbook you were planning. Fake it 'till you make it with these colorful tips.
  July 13, 2012 20 comments 52 likes

• ★ Make a DIY Felt Bag for the La Sardina!

  
  I had always worried about my beautiful La Sardina when I put it in my pocket without protection. So, I finally sewed a bag made ​​of felt. It's not perfect, but that's the way sometimes with analog stuff! Read on to learn how I did it!
  July 13, 2012 15 comments 62 likes

• ★ Let Your Cameras Shine!

  
  Too bad, your vintage cameras are only collecting dust in your drawers. Well, we've got a Tipster for you, how to let your cameras shine brighter then ever.
  July 12, 2012 19 comments 63 likes

• They Call Me The Filmdestroyer

  
  They call me The Filmdestroyer. Maybe they are right. To take care of my rolls of film is something that haven't been doing for a while. I know that they haven't done anything to me and always have treated me good but I just try to distract them.
  July 11, 2012 8 comments 25 likes