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This simple modification will remove the stop peg on your Holga lens allowing you to use close focus (turn the focus ring further than the one person photo), create a pinholga without breaking your camera or generally do anything you want a permanently removable lens for.
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Do you love your La Sardina camera? Well, we all know it's a cool and versatile camera but what about the lens? Would you like to take photos with another lens apart from the default lens? Well, with this quickie tipster you'll learn how.
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Though, today, 'Cinematography' is interchangeable with videography (which is for digitally captured video as opposed to the former), this article is about the true Cinematography in which the videos are obtained using film stock.
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It was partly because of this invention that we get to enjoy Lomography and photography today!
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While watching through my door’s eyehole, I noticed something really interesting.
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Fungi is the silent enemy of you camera lens. It may make your lens look hazy, and if untreated can damage your lens. Clean your lens with two items that you may already have in your house; ammonia and hydrogen peroxide.
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Want to give your photos a twist of colour? Follow this tipster and have yourself a set of filters to use in no time!
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Stereoscopic cameras that give the viewer the ability to make 3D pictures have been around for a long time. Read on for a brief history and to see what's up next in the world of multi-dimensional photography.
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Want to use your Diana lenses on your other cameras but there is no existing mount converter?
Why not make it yourself? All you need are three things that you probably have lying around!
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Here is a simple experiment to create special effects on your photo by simply using a toilet roll. Don't throw that carton tube away when you finish a toilet roll so you can give your camera a tubular vision!
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Fungus can slowly take over and destroy your precious lenses and film. If you are still not aware of this problem that could be growing on your gear, get acquainted with this guide which explains, among other things, what fungus is, what it does to your equipment, and how you can prevent it.
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Just last week I received my Diana F+ El Toro and the Diana Instant Back +. I’ve already been through a pack of Fuji Instax. Admittedly, the results have been varied and basically what that means is that about half the pack turned out pitch black. But I guess that’s just me getting familiar.
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My first few months with the LC-Wide lead me to believe I will consider this to be one of my favorite cameras.
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Last March 2011, I bought a Lomo LCA+ camera. To be honest, I am not a fan of LCA+ that much because I myself consider a purist with regards to the original LCA camera. Although a lot of people might tell me that there are no difference in between the shots of these two cameras, I say I will still go for the original because… it’s original per se. I don’t know. Blame myself for being a purist. Well, to each its own.
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Hooray, it's summer (for us in the Northern hemisphere, at least). For today's Tipster, let's twist The Cap To Refreshment!!
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For many photographers around the world, Leica cameras and lenses have long been synonymous with both luxury and quality. Watch a video showing how Leica lenses are made to learn why!
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If the Holga 135 BC's vignetting is too much for you, but the Holga 135 doesn't have nearly any vignetting at all, you can find a happy medium. Simply add the Wide Angle 0.5x Lens, and voila! You have the classic vignetting we all know and love.
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How Do You Like Your Diana? There's just so much you can do with the Diana+ platform. Here's the winners from one of our Round the Clock Rumbles!
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The super-wide lens for Diana+ increases the space in your pictures, allows you to see more and creates interesting effects in the borders.
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I've been a fan of wide lenses for a long time - I got a wide angle lens for my first digital camera 10 years ago; this was then followed with an even wider lens when I got a DSLR.
