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With the recent release of Lomography's first ever 110 black and white film, we know you must be itching to try them out with some notable 110 cameras. We come to your rescue with a mini-series which features some of these classic compact shooters!
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Since its release last year, the LomoKino has been opening doors to countless creative opportunities for many lomographers and film photographers across the globe. With that, it's about time for us to have a dedicated Reviews on Rewind installment on Lomography's very own astonishing analogue moviemaker!
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The Minolta X-700 is a compact SLR, with all the features you need and a few extra ones. Probably my favourite SLR of all time and nearly my favourite camera of all time. I will try to explain why in this review.
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When I first took up analogue photography, my digital loving friends thought I was crazy. But after showing them my first set of photographs, I can't help but think I may have won them over.
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It's time once again for us to give recognition to the review which got us wanting another nice camera to add to our analogue arsenal. Find out who is the author behind the latest Camera Review of the Week after the jump!
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I found this Ricoh FF-20 Wide Zoom in a thrift shop several months ago and have taken photos with it a couple of times. Read more about this compact zoom camera and see some of my sample photos after the jump!
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A photographer in Chicago built a huge analogue creation that is sure to challenge the teeny high-tech cameras that much of our world has been shooting with. Can his epic film camera contend against the modern digital cameras of today? Find out after the jump!
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The Kodak Cameo is a small camera that is very easy to use. It gave me results that made me jump for joy. Even if I've only shot two rolls, it's clear that it is a good camera that's going to make me very happy.
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With everybody getting inspired and motivated to pursue all their analogue wishlists and experiments for this year, I thought of sharing my own as well. I got smitten with the LomoKino recently, so this year, I decided to make my analogue bucket list for 2012 one for LomoKino ventures.
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When I got my Horizon Kompakt, "Lomography" was still unknown term for me. I bought him from my friend who was interested mostly in digital photography, so Horizon was lonely, "unemployed," and of unknown origin when I first saw him.
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The Vredeborch Felica is a beautiful medium-format compact camera designed in the 1950s. It looks very chic and resembles the design of other classic cameras like the Diana.
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God afternoon! My name is zark and I own too many cameras! Here is my review of one of our favorites, the LC-A!
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Because of the 170 degree field of view, the Lomography Fisheye camera captures much more than your eyes can actually see from that angle. It's small, easy to use, and beautiful!
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The other day while I was on Tumblr, I wanted to post some of my Lomographs, so checked out my popular photos in my LomoHome, and chose some photos that I like. It was only after I had posted them that I realized they were all taken using the LC-A+. I don't give my black baby enough credit or love sometimes, but I should. And you should too! Here's why.
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When I felt the need to venture into a more formal photography, I knew the best way would be to get myself a trusty analogue SLR sidekick. Then, I met this handsome Nikon camera. We've been inseparable ever since.
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Happy Holidays everyone from the NYC Gramercy staff! Join us for our weekly Blue Hour this Thursday featuring great music, beer and friendly Lomographers from all over the world. See you here!
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Take a break from your work week and join us for the Lubitel Lovers workshop! If you have been marveling at this twin lens wonder and always wanted to learn more about it than this is the workshop for you.
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I picked up a vintage Diana 151 at a flea market. It was the best $0.00 I ever spent.
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I got my hands on an original LC-A and ran a test roll through it. Using Fuji 400, I got better results out of this camera than I have using my compact Leica. This is a REAL compact king.
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Small, light, bright and unknown.
