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This is an unbelievable story about how a cameraman called Bebot resurrected a dead Yashica 365.
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The Lubitel is for lovers...of flexibility and control! Come learn how to master this fully manual camera at the Lomography Gallery Store Chicago on Saturday, May 25th @2pm. You must pre-pay to RSVP to this workshop!
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Here's a quick fix for that large Russian Lubitel tripod thread!
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Good things always come in twos. In this case, it's my Holga 135 TLR camera and a roll of Lomography X-Pro Chrome 100.
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The vignetting and focus of the Holga pair wonderfully with the enhanced contrast and hyperreality of expired Kodak Ektachrome 100 GX to form a match made in heaven.
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May it be day or night, when I’m with my trusty Lubitel and A roll of fuji Provia 100F, I am confident that I will sure get a roll of gorgeous photos. Read on about these film and camera I consider a “perfect match.”
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Winter is right around the corner and it's time to start wishing for that special gift. If you love Lomography and want to step up your photo game; then you should definitely be wishing for the best camera in their lineup: The Lubitel 166+. It may not be Valentine's Day yet but Lubitel is for lovers...Lovers of amazing photos! Let's take a quick look at this camera and all the awesomeness you could be shooting! Plus, do yourself a favor and add this to the top of your wish list!
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I've spent over a year making pictures with the Holga 135 BC TLR, and here's what I've found about the pros and cons of shooting with this camera.
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The Recesky is probably the smallest 35mm TLR camera out there, and for sure the cheapest. This is a fun, DIY (do it yourself) kit that takes about 1-3 hours to assemble, after which you can have a ton of fun shooting with it.
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Do you want to know what strange analogy exists among Incubus and a Rolleiflex? Don't worry, dear hardcore fan. I'll give you more clues after the jump!
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Let me tell you about the Seagull 4B-1, a full manual medium format TLR camera from China that takes beautiful photos.
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This week's camera review on the spotlight tells about one of the most sought after Soviet TLR cameras, which our lomographer believes is underrated and lesser known compared to its big brother. Find out which camera it is after the jump!
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A much cheaper version of the Lubitel 166+ and in my opinion, just as good. A TLR which I feel is very underrated in the Lomography community and in the whole photography community. It has a nice bright waist level finder, sharp T-22 75mm f./4.5 lens, and very easy to use fully manual controls.
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Compact, easy to use, of high aesthetic value -- this is the Rolleiflex medium format camera. This camera has accompanied me for many years, and I was never ever disappointed!
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In Volume 3 of What It Takes, I dive into the world of respooling film to bring back an old bakelite 620 box camera that wants you to think it's a TLR. Spoiler alert: it's not!
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My Kodak Brownie Reflex Synchro and My Kodak Vest Pocket Autographic both take 127 film. They are old and wonderful! Read on to know more about them.
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Singapore is known as a romantic country due to the presence of beautiful landscapes erected among tall skyscrapers. This is an effort made possible by the Singapore Government who wanted to make Singapore ideally a "Garden City". This has resulted to many changes in Marina Bay, with the newly-built Marina Bay Sands and the Singapore Flyer. In this article, I shall highlight the reasons why Marina Bay is a romantic springtime location for couples.
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Good negatives make good prints. Bad negatives make prints that are too dark or are all blown out. This tipster is all about getting the balance right.
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Long before I got into the community here at Lomography. I had been given my Dad's old Lubitel 2 that he purchased on a trip to Russia many many years ago. It wasn't until I got online here that I began to use it however.
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It's Monday once again and here's another feature on analogue eye candies which you may have already seen in cinematic films, old school music videos, vintage advertisements, or other forms of visual media. Our fourth full feature for this series is a Rolleiflex TLR caught on Fur: An Imaginary Portrait of Diane Arbus!