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After cleaning my room a while back, I found a one-use camera that I hadn't gotten around to finish. I used up the rest of the film that weekend, and when my photos came back, I realized how much things had changed.
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This is the start of my animation project: figuring out it's dynamics and nuances, how shooting to animate affects perception of static shooting, advantages and disadvantages of the method, and plans for the future of Animated Analogues.
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Leave your analogue cameras at home! Single use disposable cameras are ideal for backpackers and people wishing to travel light, and they take great photos!
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I was so pleased when I got a LOL camera as a gift when my friend came home from Las Vegas as I had read a review on here in March and fallen in love with the zany results.
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Whenever I'm talking to people from other countries, as I say that I come from Italy everybody goes like "Wow, it must be a dream! The history, the food, the sun, the sea...". Well, it's not exactly like that. While the first two might be found everywhere in the "Bel Paese", in my region we don't have much sun, and we definitely have no sea either. Although I was lucky enough to discover a true gem not too far from the gray city I live in - Saint-Paul de Vence!
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There is nothing better than to receive a fun disposable camera as laughable as this! This is quite a camera you would enjoy indeed!
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Ever been jealous of all our comrades with Horizons? Ever wanted to participate in that panoramic feeling? Well, then perhaps you will find the disposable Rollei Panorama 135/27 Single Use Camera equipped with Rollei 400 ISO CN film interesting!
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Don't knock them just because they're disposable. They have feelings too! Here's a quick photo gallery of juicy images taken using a disposable camera. Hopefully these will help inspire you in finding a newfound respect for these oft ignored beauties!
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Le Box is the best disposable camera I have tested thus far. It comes in a normal and a flash variant and you better get one before they're all gone!
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At the end of 2008, I decided to embark on a year long project. I picked up a Rollei Retro 400 disposable camera for a good price at a local shop and chose a simple scene near my office that I would shoot every 15 days for a full year.
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On December 19th we celebrated the last LOMO LC-A 25th Anniversary Party in Erlangen, Germany. It was the only thing helping us survive the holidays!
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I bought the Konica APS Disposable camera out of a whim. I was browsing the online shop of lomography and the psychedelic sample photos of the Konica APS suddenly caught my eye. I dropped it to my cart immediately. After all, it cost only a dozen dollars!
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It's a very very wide angle camera. Make sure your fingers aren't caught in the lens when you shoot!
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The Konica APS Disposable camera is a cute little expired one time use camera that is loaded with Advanced Photo System film, also referred to as Advantix.
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A short video that show how to reload used disposable cameras and how to do multiple exposures with some models.
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This is my review of a disposable camera that has captions at the bottom of each frame. The pictures were taken in celebration of our 2nd wedding anniversary.
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The Konica Wai Wai camera is one of those strange cameras that only the Japanese can imagine.
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With New Year's Eve fast approaching and a date with my boyfriend and his little sister in sight, I knew I was gonna need to capture all the different feelings of that night: closeness with family, excitement for the new year, reflection of the past, and a whole lotta chaos; I had to decide what camera(s) to have on me that would be versatile enough to handle the night. I then looked under our tree (it's fake...we tend to put off taking it down) and saw one of my favorite Christmas presents: a four pack of Lomolitos! I knew this would be the lucky night to break them in.
