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• Phat Chan@LMF and Lomography Sprocket Rocket!

  
  Phat Chan, being a band member of the local Hip Hop band LMF and 24HERBS, is active in local music circles and is responsible for promoting Hip Hop culture and music. Being an advanced Lomographer for years, what are the tips for shooting with Lomography Sprocket Rocket that he’s going to share with us?
  July 27, 2011 1 comment 9 likes

• Kat Hing Wai (Hong Kong) – Take a Closer Look at the Walled Village Culture

  
  Kat Hing Wai is the very first traditional walled village that I’ve visited. There isn’t any strong man blocking the road nor any fierce dog guarding the village. The walled village is in fact not as scary as I was told!
  July 25, 2011 4 likes

• Fisheye No. 2 - The Plan of Fisheye Service Pack

  
  If people say the Fisheye likes to play games under the sun, then the Fisheye No. 2 should be an animal who loves to stay awake and keep making creations.
  June 28, 2011 6 likes

• Yau Ma Tei, Our Weekend Hangout Place!

  
  During the weekends, one should watch a movie, drink some coffee, and have a sandwich. To us, Yau Ma Tei is the best location to spend our weekends.
  June 19, 2011 1 comment 8 likes

• Photography with the Little fisheye princess (Diana Mini Fisheye)

  
  Have you thought about our "Little Princess" Diana Mini; In addition to her unique half frame and her retro square format mode, she can be just like her big sister Diana, where attachment of a lens can be used to shoot other effects? All you have to do is buy a Holga 135 Fisheye Lens, and the Diana Mini can quickly became a fish-eye camera!
  June 13, 2011 4 comments 22 likes

• Endless Panorama Group Photo

  
  Every festival, and friend gathering is rare, how can you miss a good photo opportunity?! But every time we take a "great photo" its always a little boring now isn't it? Encounter up to twenty or thirty people in the General Assembly, avoiding the fight to fit in the "group photo" and the layout. Wouldn't it be more fun for the party to add a creative game by adding an extraordinary "great photo"?!
  June 13, 2011 5 comments 18 likes

• LC-A+ Split n Twist

  
  LCA+'s MX function gave Lomographers tons of unexciting and surprising images. Having said that, follow this tipster and looking at it from another angle can give your MX photos more power!
  May 20, 2011 3 comments 18 likes

• Street Snacks of Mongkok

  
  Mongkok is Hong Kong's famous tourist attraction, its unique streets and bustling crowd makes this busy location a microcosm of Hong Kong culture. This time round, I want to introduce the many delicious street snacks found here instead of the shopping malls and boutiques.
  May 02, 2011 3 comments 3 likes

• Lomo Hike – Shing Mun Country Park

  
  Amidst the hustle and bustle of this city, there is a peaceful and quiet hill park. Shing Mun Country Park is one such easily accessible location.
  May 01, 2011

• Times Square Lomography Exhibition - Analogue Photos!

  
  If you missed the opening of the Times Square Lomography Exhibition, here is your redemption. Presenting here, the analogue photos of the big day...
  April 14, 2011 9 comments 13 likes

• Times Square Lomography Exhibition - Live Report!

  
  Finally it's 11th April! The whole Lomography Hong Kong Crew was charged up and finished all the work early this morning and headed to the grand opening of the Times Square Lomography Exhibition @ Causeway Bay Hong Kong! Check out the live report...
  April 11, 2011 7 likes

• Solaris 100: Light Yellow Tones

  
  I achieved unexpected results the first time I used an Italian film, Ferrania Solaris, I spammed the ISO 100 Solaris under bright daylight without thinking about the results. I burnt through one roll of film until my winder can't turn anymore...
  March 22, 2011 5 likes

• The manual Light-leak effect

  
  A pure experiment. It is an all-or-nothing tipster. It all began with a small accident...
  March 03, 2011 7 comments 30 likes

• Unpredictable Fuji T64 ISO 64 Film!

  
  This is my first attempt using a slide film that is slower than iso100. I had always heard that slow films should be used for landscape shots, therefore I decided to give it a try!
  February 23, 2011 3 comments 12 likes

• Find A Little Bit of Hong Kong Competition: The Smiley Faces ended about 2 years ago

  
  Find a Little Bit of Hong Kong is coming to the last stage. Thanks for sharing your version of Hong Kong cuisine, city traveler and greenery with us. This time, we would like to see your “Smiley Faces”!
  February 22, 2011 1 comment 10 likes

• Sprocket Rocket – Simple but Unlimited!

  
  At first glance on the Sprocket Rocket, it seems to be a very simple camera – two settings of aperture (cloudy and sunny) and two settings for shutter speed (1/100s and B). On second thought, it would be an amazing machine with unlimited possibilities!
  February 21, 2011 7 comments 23 likes

• Lomography X-pro Slide 200 (35mm, ISO 200)

  
  Lomography X-pro Slide 200 is a mysterious film, you can't guess its exact color shift but it has its own charms.
  February 19, 2011 10 likes

• Horizon on the Ground+

  
  Actually, this isn't a very special Tipster, I am just building on gmy's "LC-A on the Ground", add in some of my ideas and share it here.
  February 18, 2011 4 comments 14 likes

• Find A Little Bit of Hong Kong Competition: The Greenery ended about 2 years ago

  
  Find a Little Bit of Hong Kong is already in stage 3. We have received photos from you about Hong Kong cuisine and great city landscapes. Now, it's time to return to nature! Our theme this time is about the green side of the city.
  February 16, 2011 3 comments 5 likes

• A Roll of Film that Took Me from Summer to Winter

  
  Experiences from summer to winter, all caputured in this role of film!!
  February 16, 2011 5 comments 12 likes