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A few months ago, a friend who knows about my love for analogue photography gave me as a gift one of those cameras I would have never bought for myself . However, I can say I'm truly surprised by the pictures it takes.
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The name “Lubitel” roughly translates to “Amateur” . Like the Komsomolets, it was produced in Bakelite. And just for kicks – a Chinese copy of this original Lubitel emerged in 1961 under the mysteriously hilarious name, “Changle.” .
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Appropriately named after the Communist Youth organization “Komsomol,” this camera is one of the very first products created by the burgeoning Soviet photo industry.
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On February, I graduated with my Masters Degree and I was so happy! No more exams and obviously no more thesis to write! I wanted to treat myself with a present, it's like a present from me to me and the perfect present would be a camera to shoot with after my post-graduate life. So a week after my graduation, I bought the camera I've been waiting for years: the Lubitel+! Here's my story so far with this camera!
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I have six Lomography cameras now, and the Diana was the one I saw being the least useful. This little toy wonder has very quickly become my favourite, though. Not sure if a Diana is for you? Maybe I can help.
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I love shooting with the Lomography Redscale 100, a slightly cheaper alternative to my favourite Lomography Redscale XR. Keep reading to find out why!
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My first film swap was a learning experiment. I swapped two rolls of medium format film with a fellow lomographer in Spain. We both used Diana F+ cameras and a Splitzer, and although the results left much to be desired, I can't wait to do my next film swap!
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The richness of Lomography's slide film, when cross processed, is something to behold! Don't take my word for it, have a look for yourself....
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Hold your horses! Here's a crucial update regarding your much-awaited Lomochrome Purple Film. The very first quantities has reached the shelves of our special, off-limits Lomography HQ refrigerator for safekeeping!
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They say all that glitters is not gold, but I say Lomography X-Pro Slide 200 120 is a treasure like gold!
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Itching to try a new slide film? If you haven't tried shooting with Fuji Provia 100F, whether in 35mm or 120 format, why not put it on your "films to try" list? But, if you want to find out first what your fellow lomographers have to say about it, we bring you a Reviews on Rewind installment dedicated to this popular Fuji slide film that yields blue-ish and green-ish hues!
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Back to Flower Power without heading back to the 60´s. Take a look and see how can you make your lover or your boring photos turning into blooming and beautiful life. Right after the jump!
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Initially I am just attracted by the look of the Belair x 6 12 Jetsetter. Once I started to shoot with it, I just can’t stop. Having tested it on different films, and trying different formats, I really felt in love with it. Though with some minor complaints, I love its exchangeable lens feature, and the switch of 3 frame sizes, and I am already looking forward to more lenses!
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Long lost but never forgotten, Kodak EIR may be completely discontinued and rarer than Charizard, but poke your nose in the right places, and you may just unveil a little gem.
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What's the best Lomography film for overcast conditions? How do I get that warm honey tones in my photos? Everything that you need to know about Lomography Film is now just a click away - in the Lomography Film microsite!
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When the Lomo X-Pro Slide 200 meets the Lubitel, it's a more than just simple magic.
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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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Here's a photo series about what happens after love...
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In the past, I've missed jumping on the new camera or film bandwagon, meaning I’d miss the exciting frontier of trying out a product that everyone didn't already own. However, I recently jumped onto the new Belair X 6-12 bandwagon and below are my first thoughts of owning and shooting with this new and unique camera.
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A wearer of majestic magenta outfits like most monarchs, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth might fancy our latest film, LomoChrome Purple. It's selling out royally fast so better load up your cart to get the first batch of color negative infrared-like rolls by this June!