If the roll-your-own Digital Holga is too rich for you (and at $3,000 and up to take some blurred photos it certainly should be), then you might try Lomo’s ready-made solution for its other medium ...
In spite of the overwhelming shift towards digital photography, 35 mm film cameras still have their staunch supporters. Lomography analog film cameras came about when a couple of Austrian students ...
Being a lomo user, photographer Hunter Richards’s Canon 5D Mark II hack has totally made my Friday. Using a Russian lomo lens from the ’80s with an adapter, he managed to create a beautifully-shot ...
Avid photographers that are looking for an artsy lens to use on their compact cameras might want to give the Lomo LC-A Minitar-1 Art Lens a good look. The lens is handmade to the same standards as ...
Lonelyleap is an independent film company based in London and New York that shoots documentaries and commercials for the likes of BBC, American Express and CNN. (Check out Fighting to Save Elephants, ...
If you’re thinking of buying Lomo’s latest plastic-fantastic accessory, the Diana Lens Adapter, which lets you put the company’s range of medium format lenses onto your DSLR, we have one word of ...
It is possible to shoot various lenses such as close-up lens, lens for portrait, fisheye lens, etc. It also supports long exposure / multiple exposure shooting, self-shooting can be easily done using ...
Lomo is known for unique cameras, like the fisheye camera and now this eight lens camera. We have seen a four-lens camera in the past that did a little pop art effect, but the Oktomat from LOMO is the ...
You’d think that Leica and Lomography would occupy opposite ends of the photographic spectrum, but the latter’s latest product brings the two together. The Lomo LC-A Minitar-1 Art Lens takes the glass ...
This morning Lomography announced a third piece of glass to their Art Lens line-up: the Lomo LC-A Minitar-1 Art Lens. It follows the Petzval and Russar+ The lens will bring the classic character and ...
The Lomo Oktomat's got 8 separate lenses which shoot in succession over 2.5 seconds, allowing a little extra creativity into your photographs. The $40 Oktomat produces some interesting shots, but ...
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