Tag: kaleidoscope
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Tipster: How to Creatively Use the Kaleidoscope Filter With the LomoApparat.
written by eparrino on 2023-04-28 #gear #tutorials
Let's dive into one of the coolest features of the LomoApparat 21 mm Wide-angle Camera, its kaleidoscope lens adapter, and explore new creative possibilities of abstract photography.
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Community Member @lalomixu’s First Impressions With the LomoApparat
written by sylvann on 2023-04-25 #gear #people
Community member and camera store co-owner Eduardo Espinoza Chávez (@lalomixu) tells us about his first roll with the LomoApparat, which he took along with him to various occasions and environments, testing its flexibility as a daily camera companion.
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Keeping Close to the Camera with Tony Kemplen and the LomoApparat
2023-03-11 #gear #people
Master of film experiments Tony Kemplen returns to the Magazine with some photos taken using the new LomoApparat camera.
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Taiwan photographer Chou Erh's First Impressions of the LomoApparat
written by nikkicheung on 2023-02-20 #gear #people
Chou Erh, a photographer from Taichung, Taiwan, took Lomography's latest camera, the LomoApparat 21 mm Wide-angle Lens out for the first time! She recorded the precious time she spent with friends, from day to night. Let's check out her photos!
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Gocchin: Creating an Illusionary World With the Lomoapparat
written by kota_97 on 2022-12-14 #gear #people
Our long-time Japanese Lomographer Gocchin created these otherworldly images using our new LomoApparat with the splitzer and kaleidoscope lens attachments.
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Wide Angle Photography Tips: A Kaleidoscope Makes Your Fisheye Crazy
written by aguillem on 2014-06-16 #gear #tutorials
You know those toys that make you think someone gave you drugs when you look into them? Why not recreate the psychedelic patterns on your photos?
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Make Your Homemade Psychedelic Lens Filter
written by freakoftheweek on 2013-11-20 #gear #tutorials
With some leftover cardboard and other household items, you can turn your camera into a kaleidoscope by making this simple lens filter.
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