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• Lomography Film Canister Keychain

  
  Actually its pretty easy to make the film canister keychain. Learn it quick and feel proud about it!
  August 29, 2011 11 comments 51 likes

• Traffic Lights in my Photos

  
  Traffic lights are helpful light signals that you usually find on the corners of crossroads...but they're also inside your Lomographic cameras.
  August 29, 2011 4 comments 34 likes

• Adapter for the Diana Viewfinder

  
  Adapter for the Diana viewfinder (with a 35mm back)
  August 29, 2011 6 comments 28 likes

• Change Your Diana's Colour Gels in a Flash

  
  If you like shooting with the Diana's flash different colour gels, this trick could save you valuable seconds.
  August 29, 2011 6 comments 22 likes

• Double Exposing With the Vivitar Ultra Wide & Slim and the Actionsampler

  
  When i bought by Vivitar Ultra wide and slim, i realised that it can't take 'double exposures' like the Diana F+ could! So i shot a roll with it, rewound it, fished the film leader out again, and reloaded it into my friend's Actionsampler!
  August 28, 2011 10 comments 11 likes

• DIY Recyclable Lens Cap

  
  Nobody likes losing their lens cap but as we all know, that small little piece plastic is so easy to misplace! Well, fret no more because the DIY lens cap is here to save the day!
  August 28, 2011 2 comments 33 likes

• Dress up your Camera!

  
  Even if you have a tiny budget but still want to give your Holga and/or Recesky TLR a new look, you can! All you need is a printer, sticker paper and a dash of creativity (:
  August 28, 2011 16 comments 60 likes

• Focusing! Using a One Meter Rope to Accurately Focus in Shooting

  
  When we want our pictures to be forceful or eloquent, it needs to be sharp and clear. Accurately focusing the pictures will enable the them to deliver the facts truthfully.
  August 28, 2011 2 comments 10 likes

• Camera Costumes and DIY Skins: Faux Fur, Faux Cork, Faux Silver... Real Fun!

  
  A few ideas to get your favourite toys a new look!
  August 27, 2011 2 comments 18 likes

• Recycle Your Film Canisters and Always Have Everything at Hand

  
  We all have film canisters lying around all over. But what to do with them? Here's how to turn them into "always at hand" containers. It's quickly done, easy and puts the canisters to a good use.
  August 27, 2011 5 comments 35 likes

• ★ SuperSampler + Match-Box = Collage

  
  Transform your supersampler into a beautiful collage machine with the help of a match-box, scissors and patience.
  August 27, 2011 23 comments 62 likes

• Diana F Users Can Have an Aperture Around Their Neck

  
  "Son, get you a light-meter and your shot won't be wrong!" Ok, but what if I, light-meter in my hand, keep on forgetting the features (f/stop and shutter speed) of my Diana F? Don't worry, tattoo it: around the neck!
  August 27, 2011 4 comments 23 likes

• Din! The Film is Ready!

  
  I thought of cooking film. I put the film in the microwave and.... good pictures came out!
  August 27, 2011 8 comments 27 likes

• Shooting Sunsets: The Classic Breathtaking Photo

  
  Looking through my photos collection, I noticed that a large amount of them were shots of the sunset. And every single one was like a no-brainer winner. Aim at the horizon and snap a photo to guarantee a breathtaking freezeframe!
  August 26, 2011 6 comments 12 likes

• Coffee to Go!

  
  After the first try to prepare the film with coffee i gave it another try. It was nice at first but I wanted to improve it further.
  August 26, 2011 2 comments 10 likes

• Make a Movie by LOMO LC-A

  
  Here's a short tipster on how I made a short film using shots from my beloved LOMO LC-A. Try it out yourself as its loads of fun!
  August 26, 2011 38 comments 84 likes

• Experiment With All Natural Chemicals!

  
  I've got the chance to take home a large batch of limes from work. Now, I like the color and taste of limes, so why not my film?! This small (part 1) tipster is about the effects of acidic lime juice on film!
  August 26, 2011 2 comments 16 likes

• Sleping in the Train

  
  Here is a small series of processed film strips layered with magnets and pinned with aluminum clip. Hope you guys like it!
  August 26, 2011 2 likes

• PhotoRadar Texture Doubles

  
  Cant find nice textured walls for doubles? Or probably too lazy to look for them? There are 100 textures that are available right infront of your computer monitor, you just need a little time to download them all.
  August 26, 2011 27 comments 57 likes

• Film Archiving – Negative Sleeves

  
  After developing my 20th roll or so I realised I would need to come up with some sort of system for having some kind of order to my negatives! After a bit of searching and asking around I found negative sleeves to solve my problem.
  August 25, 2011 3 comments 15 likes