Lomography

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• Saddle Up with the Kodak Pony 135

  
  The Kodak Pony 135 is a viewfinder camera made in 1955. It uses 35mm film and has a fixed focal length. Its a nice camera that can do multiple exposures and long exposures! This camera may be a Lomographers dream, or it may be a problem for people for certain reasons. Learn more about this camera and its functions after the jump.
  March 02, 2012 2 comments 3 likes

• Olympus OM-1

  
  Another review about the Olympus OM-1: one of the most influential cameras of our time!
  April 02, 2010 12 comments 14 likes

• Minolta HI-Matic E

  
  The Minolta HI-Matic E is a mechanical rangefinder camera from 1971, with sharp light lens Rokkor 40/1.7 metallic body and automatic exposure which is perfect for traveling and reportage.
  August 25, 2009 15 comments 10 likes

• Canon A-1 35mm SLR: Manual Merriment

  
  The Canon A-1 35mm SLR is the top-of-the-line model for the A-series of SLR cameras made by Canon in the 1970s and 1980s. The A-series was known for its sophisticated metering systems and auto exposure modes.
  March 23, 2009 9 comments 15 likes

• Pentax 645: Medium Format Quality with the Handling of a 35mm SLR

  
  Many of us get our start in medium format photography when we buy our first Holga. The size of the negative blows us away in comparison to those 24mm x 36mm rectangles. And while I would never be without a Holga sometimes I need a little more precision and focus. When that happens I turn to my Pentax 645, a medium format camera with the handling of a 35mm SLR.
  March 20, 2009 12 comments 10 likes