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Sometimes, cleaning will not only get your camera sparkling clean, it will actually fix it when (seemingly) broken!
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Many Belair 6x12-owners know the "problem of the thick film rolls". With a simple modification, I have fixed this problem.
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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.
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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!
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Here's a quick fix for that large Russian Lubitel tripod thread!
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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.
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If you want some really interesting and cool results, try this little trick on your LC-Wide!
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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!
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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!
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A simple cheap way to organize our negatives and keep them handy.
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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?
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I bet this is common mistake among Lomographers. It often happens when you use point and shoot cameras.
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People are often surprised that I develop and even cross process my own negatives in the comfort of my own home, especially after they've seen my photos. And I am often surprised that they’re surprised, considering how easy it is to do.
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A inspiring set of videos featuring Steve McCurry and his various tips on how to capture a great photograph.
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You know how sometimes you look at those photos that only take up part of the frame and wish you could do something with the wasted bits? Mother nature can help you with that!
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Nature photography? I enjoyed it very much, I saw it on TV, blogs and books. I'm writing this just to share my little experience shooting nature and to be specific, I only use Horizon camera on this Tipster. Why just Horizon Because I realized that I only shoot nature using this swinging panoramic camera. Here's my simple tips on how to shoot the nature with horizon camera! Go panorama!!
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Do you get a film swap proposal and you don't know what to shoot? You try to find your way around it, but you don't come up with anything. Well, a good way to solve this are flowers!
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Do you want to print your films in a completely analog way? This is the perfect tipster for you!
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By popular demand, here is how to get a decorative photo-border around your pictures.
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Speaking about 166+, tipsters doesn't exactly mean giving suggestions in order to improve your photographic results. It means giving you inspiration in order to let the readers modify them as they want. These tipsters are meant to be modified, to evolve, to become something even better. And maybe, one day, some of you will teach me a new technique that I have never thought about.