Tag: lubitel 166u
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Kodak Ektachrome 100 HC (120, 100 iso) User-Review
written by lomosexual_manboy on 2010-04-04 #gear
I came across this rare discontinued film on ebay and I would say that's your best bet to find some for yourself. I haven't seen it anywhere since so I am very happy that I grabbed up as many rolls as my budget would allow.
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Dazzling Doubles Taken Using the Lubitel Cameras
written by plasticpopsicle on 2013-07-23
What is a sure-fire way of knowing that you've already mastered your beloved Lubitel camera? If you've tried experimenting with various techniques with it, and have met success. Tricky techniques, like, let's say, shooting impressive doubles with it! Some of our fellow lomographers have mastered the art of double exposures with their Lubitel cameras, with amazing results! Take a look!
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Impressive Portraits Taken Using the Lubitel Cameras
written by plasticpopsicle on 2013-07-17
Medium format is the way to go for many film photographers when it comes to shooting portraits, and the Lubitel cameras are among the classic choices for this task! You might have already seen some great portraits taken by our fellow lomographers using the Lubitel 166+, but we bring you loads more after the jump!
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Fresh from the Lab: One Roll of Film and the Lubitel 166U
written by fadjaradiputra on 2014-11-07
Adi, Ekeu, and I did a lomowalk around downtown Bandung last Saturday, the beginning of November. We planned to use our Lubitel cameras with only one roll of film each. We were inspired by the One Roll of Film Project by four Tokyo-based photographers with their Hasselblad cameras. This is about the one roll of film I shot with the Lubitel 166U, which made me love shooting in medium format even more.
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A Review of the Lubitel 166 Universal
written by Rafaello Palandri on 2015-07-09 #gear
Where do I begin talking about film cameras on the Lomography Magazine? Yes, you guessed right. I will begin with a LOMO, of course, a very special one: the Lubitel 166 Universal (Lubitel 166U). It’s a camera that has almost everything you might need from a camera. Plus, it’s a LOMO!
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Azrieli Center
written by breakphreak on 2010-04-28 #places
If you are in Tel-Aviv you just can't miss it - it's seen from almost everywhere :)
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Lomo Milestones: My First Expired Film
written by sirio174 on 2012-11-20
I use Lomo cameras from the beginning of the 90s, before the birth of LSI. But for many years, I seldom used these cameras, and in these rare times, I used my LC-A or my Lubitel 166U in a classic way (classic black and white or color photography, classic composition, fresh films). My first 100% lomographic use of my camera was with a film expired for many years. Take a look!
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Nikko, A Must Visit Spot in Japan
written by nerdcist on 2009-11-12 #places
Best place to escape from busy, modern Tokyo and a perfect place for enjoying the natural beauty and visiting shrines and temples.
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Thermo-spotting
written by dogma on 2010-02-12 #gear #tutorials
Have you heard about Tefal pans with red circle in the center called Thermo spot? I bet you do! But how about pictures with thermo spots? Grab a Lubitel 166u + 35mm film and i will teach you how to do it.
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Viana do Castelo, Portugal
written by afd_lsi on 2009-04-20 #places
Viana do Castelo a City in the North seaside of Portugal.
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25 percent off LOMO LC-A+ Cameras and Packages Tomorrow Only
written by kazarareta on 2009-06-18 #news
June 19th is the day everyone's been waiting for - The LC-A's birthday! We're putting up our LC-A+ Cameras and Packages at a staggering 25% off on sale, but for June 19th only.
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Newmillerdam (Wakefield)
written by callumbum on 2009-03-01 #places
A fantastic place to take a stroll, take a date, take your bike or take a date. A serene lake surrounded by trees 10 minutes outside the city center.
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Derelict Building (Boston)
written by dbc2 on 2008-10-04 #places
A friend took me through an abandoned building in downtown Boston. It is located near the TD Bank North Garden and used to house architectural firms, clothing manufacturers, and studio spaces. One room is full of buttons and the views of the Leonard P. Zakim Bunker Hill Bridge from the roof are spectacular.
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