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• Doubles with Flowers: The More the Merrier

  
  There is something very appealing with double exposures, something which captures the very essence of analogue photography. It has to do with the experimentation, the unknown outcome, and the random element. Combining two exposures can be particularly rewarding once you add flowers to the mix.
  April 05, 2013 2 comments 5 likes

• Using the Smartphone Scanner on Android Devices With Photo Editor

  
  When the very first Smartphone Film Scanner prototypes landed in our office, we were anxious to get our hands on them and take them for a spin. Before having the LomoScanner App, we tried it first using a free Android application, Photo Editor. In this article, we'll take a quick look at how you can use Photo Editor on your Android device to start scanning photos with the Lomography Smartphone Film Scanner.
  April 05, 2013 1 comment 5 likes

• Using the Smartphone Scanner on the iPhone With Photoforge 2 and Photoshop Express

  
  As soon as we had the first prototype of the Smartphone Scanner in the office I wanted to use it. But back then we didn't have an application so I started looking around and finally settled on these two options: Photoforge 2 (unfortunately not free, but well worth the money) and Photoshop Express (free).
  April 04, 2013 2 comments 3 likes

• Lomography Film Scanner: An Easy Way to Get a Little More Detail in Your Scans.

  
  Lomography’s Film Scanner is the perfect device. It makes scanning high quantities of 35mm film a quick and easy job. Given that it is not a professional scanner, the results are truly satisfying. But as we Lomographers like to modify things, there is always room for improvement.
  April 03, 2013 3 comments 17 likes

• Basic Analogue Gear Cleaning and Upkeep: Take Care of your Third Eye!

  
  Finally spring has arrived! Ready to get out and shoot amazing pictures? Have your gear ready? Have you properly cleaned you camera and lens from the winter dust? Here are a few tips on how I clean mine.
  April 03, 2013 14 likes

• Nature Photography Tips: My Do's and Don'ts

  
  There is always something of interest and beautiful to photograph in nature, but it is not always easy. Things might move too fast, or be too dark, which is why I would like to share some of my do's and don'ts.
  April 02, 2013 1 comment 16 likes

• 166+ Series #15: Tipsteroids 166+, Part 3

  
  The square format requires a completely different approach in terms of composition. In particular the classical rules of composition cannot really be applied, like the “rule of thirds” or similar. Let’s see why this is true and how to improve the composition of square format pictures.
  April 02, 2013 11 comments 40 likes

• DIY Rainbow Negative Sleeves

  
  Get organized this Spring with Do It Yourself rainbow negative sleeves that are perfect to store your Spinner films!
  April 01, 2013 5 comments 19 likes

• A Guide to Steel Wool Lightpainting

  
  Ever wanted to cause some mischief in the night? In this tipster, I'll explain the do's and don'ts of steel wool lightpainting, so you can go out and create some pretty cool photos, and feel like a total badass while doing so.
  April 01, 2013 29 comments 72 likes

• Cleaning: An Easy Fix

  
  Sometimes, cleaning will not only get your camera sparkling clean, it will actually fix it when (seemingly) broken!
  March 31, 2013 1 comment 7 likes

• ★ Avoid Thick Film Rolls with the Belair 6x12

  
  Many Belair 6x12-owners know the "problem of the thick film rolls". With a simple modification, I have fixed this problem.
  March 30, 2013 6 comments 10 likes

• A Box for Film, Photos, and Photo Gear With a Personal Touch!

  
  This box is not only ideal for keeping small important photography-related objects, but it also looks good and makes your shelf much more interesting.
  March 29, 2013 5 likes

• Camera Storage Alternatives: The Lunch Bag

  
  Want to store your camera gear safely but don't have a dry box or a camera shelf? Don't worry, the lunch bag has your back! This common item can be found in almost any supermarket or even in your own house. If you're a frugal Lomographer like me, who doesn't have money to buy camera shelves, then this tipster is for you!
  March 29, 2013 4 comments 4 likes

• Don't Sweat the Large Thread!

  
  Here's a quick fix for that large Russian Lubitel tripod thread!
  March 28, 2013 2 comments 8 likes

• Spring Reuse of Film Canisters

  
  Spring is coming, although, it might not be so visible right now. When I look out of my window, there is still bit of snow on roofs and roads, so I decided to bring Spring closer to me by myself.
  March 28, 2013 1 comment 25 likes

• Crazy Overlapped Photos With Your LC-Wide!

  
  If you want some really interesting and cool results, try this little trick on your LC-Wide!
  March 28, 2013 2 comments 7 likes

• ★ Lomo Rubik Cube - DIY

  
  Who doesn't know the worldwide famous Rubik's cube? I hope nobody says "me"! And the Lomo Rubik's cube? You don't know it? Well, you're just a few seconds away to know how to do your own!
  March 27, 2013 15 comments 32 likes

• Basic Nature Photography Tips

  
  Spring is one of the best seasons to head outdoors and look for beautiful sceneries to capture on film. Today, I bring you some of my personal tips when trying out nature photography, and hopefully, it can help you take better photos whatever the season or condition you have at the moment!
  March 26, 2013 8 comments 30 likes

• ★ How to Organize Your Negatives

  
  A simple cheap way to organize our negatives and keep them handy.
  March 25, 2013 1 comment 14 likes

• Doubles with Flowers: Lomo LC-A and Diana Mini

  
  Who doesn't love flowers? They're one of the most beautiful things nature has to offer! So, how can we not take pictures of all of them?
  March 25, 2013 1 comment 7 likes