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10 Impressive 120/220 Cameras
2015-10-21 #gearA fair warning before you proceed: this post might induce GAS (gear acquisition syndrome)!
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7 Charming Half-Frame Cameras
2015-10-07 #gearAll photographers must have at least one half-frame camera in their arsenals, if we say so ourselves. Here's a list to kick start your quest for the perfect one.
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LaserSoft Imaging’s SilverFast Brings Your Scans to Life (Part 2)
written by Robn Kester on 2015-09-30 #gear #tutorialsThere is an assortment of applications you can use to scan your film, but I will tell you why you should be using SilverFast over all of the others. Its power is unrivaled, and once you get the hang of it, you will not want to go back.
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Reviews on Rewind: LomoChrome Purple (Part 2)
written by Julien Matabuena on 2015-08-30 #gearWith its surreal, psychedelic results that easily remind one of fairy tale-like wonderlands, the LomoChrome Purple has quickly grown to become one of the most popular emulsions in the community. We're giving you that extra push in the form of more community-penned reviews to finally try this film yourself, if you haven't.
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Lomopedia: Lomography Belair Instant Camera
written by Julien Matabuena on 2015-08-12 #gear #lomopediaJump from medium to instant format territory easily with this versatile shooter.
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Lomopedia: Lomography Experimental Lens Kit
written by Julien Matabuena on 2015-07-29 #gear #videos #lomopediaWith this creative trio of lenses, micro 4/3 digital camera users can now explore various exciting photographic effects that analog photography enthusiasts have long been raving about—including taking multiple exposure shots!
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The Beginning: Box Cameras
written by Rafaello Palandri on 2015-07-23 #gearThe history of cameras began in 1820, when Joseph Nicéphore Niépce invented a box camera prototype while working on a pinhole camera. Around 1870, in France, the very first box camera made its appearance on the market, even lacking a shutter mechanism: the photographer had to remove the lens cap to expose the photo.
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Lomopedia: Vivitar EZ35
written by Julien Matabuena on 2015-07-22 #gear #lomopediaThe Vivitar EZ35 (not to be confused with the Vivitar EZ35 Colors) is a 35 mm point-and-shoot camera reportedly produced by the California-based company Vivitar in the 1990s.
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First Impressions of the Petzval 58 Bokeh Control Art Lens: Morgane of Lomography France
written by mpflawer on 2015-07-21 #gear #peopleThe New Petzval 58 Bokeh Control Art Lens can create the most intimate of portraits even at the most unusual of settings. Morgane of Lomogarphy France takes it for a spin at Galerie d'Anatomie Comparée et de Paléontologie, a museum in Paris.
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Lomopedia: Adox Color Implosion
written by Julien Matabuena on 2015-07-15 #gear #lomopediaWith unpredictable results reminiscent of color images taken a few decades ago, Adox Color Implosion is for those looking to experiment with the look of their photographs.
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CS Muncy Meets the Minitar 1 Lens
written by Samantha Norman on 2015-07-13 #gear #peopleNew York LomoAmigo CS Muncy freelances as a photojournalist for a broad and high-profile clientele. He has worked with Lomography on creative projects in the past, but he has yet to showcase his talent using the LC-A Minitar 1 Lens.
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The Petzval Experiment: An Interview with Brian Ho of thegaleria
written by karenatsoi on 2015-07-11 #gear #peopleWedding photographer Brian Ho is no stranger to Lomography. He is in fact, a LomoAmigo. Again, he has embarked on a challenging and exciting project: shooting film and with the Petzval Lens.
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A Review of the Lubitel 166 Universal
written by Rafaello Palandri on 2015-07-09 #gearWhere 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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The Accidental Tourist: My Diana F+ Story
written by seangoodhart on 2015-07-09 #gearI enjoy architecture and the large public sculptures we often find in cities. The following tells of my adventures with the Diana F+ from November 2013 onwards. Serendipity plays a part but some planning helps me create unusual images of oft-photographed places.
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Lomopedia: Lomography LomoChrome Turquoise XR 100-400
written by Julien Matabuena on 2015-07-08 #gear #lomopediaGo on a surreal analog trip with Lomography's latest emulsion which, just like its predecessor, the LomoChrome Purple, effortlessly transforms colors into different hues from aqua to amber.
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Stylized Portraits with the Petzval 85 Art Lens: An Interview with Yamato from Japan
written by karenatsoi on 2015-07-07 #gear #peopleYamato, a 25-year-old photographer based in Japan, is an active Instagram user with over 4,000 followers from all over the world. He also takes highly stylized photographs with the Petzval 85 Lens, giving his images a distinct and slightly moody look.
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Petzval Artist: The Aesthetics Of Photographer Issa Ng
2015-07-02 #gear #peopleAs a photographer, Issa Ng is known for his expertise in portraiture and fashion photography. Having worked with different international brands as an Art Director, he has developed a great sense for aesthetics and details, which are reflected in his work. For the past three years thePetzval lens has been part of his workflow, and it has helped him create those show-stopping fashion portraits.
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Lomopedia: Lomo LC-A Minitar-1 2.8/32 M Art Lens
written by Julien Matabuena on 2015-07-01 #gear #lomopediaBoasting of exactly the same optics as the legendary LC-A camera, the Lomo LC-A Minitar-1 2.8/32 M Art Lens brings for the first time the signature lomographic style not only to analog, but also to the digital platform.
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Lomopedia: New Russar+ Lens
written by Julien Matabuena on 2015-06-24 #gear #videos #lomopediaLaunched just last year, the New Russar+ Lens is a modern reinvention of the famed Russar from 1958.
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A Review of the Bronica S2A
written by Alexandra Pillet on 2015-06-22 #gearBig, big fish we have here. But this heavy, noisy body hides a sensitive heart which just needs a bit of light to open itself.
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Lomopedia: New Petzval Lens 85
written by Julien Matabuena on 2015-06-17 #gear #videos #lomopediaA modern reinvention of the 19th century Petzval, the New Petzval Lens 85 has been lauded for its classy appearance and outstanding features.
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My Best LC-A and LC-A+ Photos Ever
written by sirio174 on 2015-06-15 #gearHappy Birthday, Lomo LC-A! This little camera and I are almost inseparable. As a tribute, I'll show you my ten favorite photos taken with this little jewel. Take a look!
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A Review of the Nikon F2
written by Alexandra Pillet on 2015-06-15 #gearConsidered as one of the best 35mm SLR cameras, the Nikon F2 is indeed one of the best experiences on film I’ve ever had. Fully manual and almost impossible to break, this historic camera is really marvelous to use.
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All About the Blues: A LomoChrome Turquoise 100-400 XR Film Review
written by ihave2pillows on 2015-06-13 #gearLomographer ihave2pillows reviews the LomoChrome Turquoise and its color-shifting properties on different light sensitivities.
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First Impressions of the Petzval 58 Bokeh Control Lens by Fashion Photographer Issa Ng
written by Jill Tan Radovan on 2015-06-10 #gear #peopleIssa Ng is a Hong Kong-based fashion and commercial photographer. Leveraging on many years working as an art director and stylist for several international brands in the advertising industry, he was able to develop a strong sense of style and talent for conceptual execution, composition and intense imagery. He now specializes in portraits, and is continuously on the lookout for new and exciting projects. He talks about his experience shooting with the Lomography Petzval 58 Bokeh Control lens in this interview.
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Lomopedia: Lomo'Instant
written by Julien Matabuena on 2015-06-10 #gear #videos #lomopediaWith features not present in most instant cameras, the Lomo'Instant proudly and rightfully calls itself the world's most creative instant camera system.
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Lomopedia: LC-A 120
written by Julien Matabuena on 2015-06-03 #gear #lomopediaMaking its debut only in September last year, the LC-A 120 finally brings the LC-A legacy to medium format territory.
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Reviews on Rewind: The New Petzval Lens 85
written by Julien Matabuena on 2015-05-30 #gearThe New Petzval Lens 85 continues to captivate the hearts of many photographers from its debut a couple of years back. A perfect balance between form and function, this lens closely mimics the look of the legendary Petzval lens of the 19th century and delivers eye-catching images with its signature tack sharp center and swirly bokeh background. Many photographers from both outside and inside the Lomography community have raved about the New Petzval 85. In this recap, we look back at four community-written reviews.
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When Two Legends Meet: User Review of Leica M3 Camera with Petzval Art Lens
written by candilsw on 2015-05-21 #gearWith a love of antique cameras and analogue photography, Shawn Lin has long been an active member of the Lomography Community with dozens of his shots being featured. Shawn likes to explore the effects of double exposure on different themes and objects, with an emphasis on the presentation of colours. Come take a look of his work of using Petzval Art Lens on his antique camera and his thoughts about the two!
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Petzval Lens and Adaptor with Olympus OM-D E-M5 Micro 4/3 Camera
written by blackfairy on 2015-05-15 #gearUsing my Canon EOS 20D, I already discovered the amazing bokeh effect of the Petzval Lens. So I was really excited to try it with my favorite digital hybrid camera, Olympus OM-D E-M5. Just attach an adaptor and off you go!
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