Description
Introducing the LomoApparat - the latest Lomography film camera and your new favourite creative companion. With FREE UK shipping from Analogue Wonderland!
The LomoApparat is the solution for simple and creative analogue photography. Incredibly easy to use for analogue newbies and pros alike, this compact and lightweight camera is packed with features to elevate your daily shooting:
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35mm format for the widest-possible choice of films to match your photographic plans
- a wide-angle (21mm) lens for capturing your life in full
- fixed shutter and aperture settings so you can spend all your creative energy on composition and creativity
- film slip attached to the back - for reminding you which film you have loaded in the camera (a life-saver!)
- built-in flash filters to splash bright colours on the scene - and clevlery retreat back inside the body when not needed
- bulb mode for long-exposures, light-painting and bringing movement to life
- multiple-exposure mode to open up new creative opportunities
- 3 LENS ATTACHMENTS included in the kit! Close-up lens to focus down to 20cm; Kaleidoscope lens for magical mirrored images; and a Splitzer to cut the scene into as many pieces as you wish
You can expect classic vignetting, high contrast, saturation and film grain - all the things that have made Lomography a global analogue brand!
It is available in two exciting colour schemes at launch: Classic Black and the brown/turquoise NeuBau edition.
Never miss a photographic opportunity again with the new and exciting LomoApparat, the ultimate companion for every analogue adventure!
If you want to learn more about getting started with analogue photography please check out our Beginner's Guide to Film.
For more details on the LomoApparat, check out this review by a member of the film community, Max Kent @maxkenttt
What's Included
- LomoApparat 35 mm Film Camera
- Close-up Lens Attachment
- Kaleidoscope Lens Attachment
- Splitzer Lens Attachment
- Cotton Lens Pouch Detachable Metal Chain Wrist Strap
- Pre-inserted ND Gel Flash Filter
- A Filter Pocket For Interchangeable Coloured Gel Flash Filters
- Camera Booklet
Specification
| Format: | Reloadable 35mm Film Camera |
| Shutter: | 1/100 seconds and Bulb Mode |
| Aperture: | f/10 |
| Focal length: | 21mm |
| Focus: | 0.5m-infinity (0.2 with the included close-up lens) |
| Battery: | 1 x AA; not included |
| Tripod mount: |
Yes |
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This camera uses these films:
I shot a couple rolls of Lomography Film in this camera for an interview with Lomography on how this camera performs in a studio setting. Suffice to say the camera worked wonders. The greatness of this camera is its experimental features (colour flash gels & kaleidoscopic filters)
You can read my full review here: https://www.lomography.com/magazine/351846/preview?token=-4OM_0bQUR8iUT0a7nMlGNO5HNHakLt4lw
I’m pretty new to film so this is only my second camera but I really love playing around with the different lenses, and in particular the filters. I used ISO 200 and some of my images came out a little dark, but I like them!
This camera got plenty of use at a few parties over the festive season. I got lots of comments about the retro look of the camera and everyone wanted to pick it up and take photos with it. The images that came back from my first roll remind me of house parties from days gone by. I love the creative accessories and double exposure feature, plenty of things to play about with.
Don't expect Leica standard sharp images but with good light and decent film you can get some good results and have fun as well.
The APPARAT has more robust feel to it than similar 'point and shoot' cameras. The lens hood definitely gives it the appearance of a more sophisticated camera - perhaps something beginning with 'L'... ;0)
ON THE PLUS SIDE:
Bright, clear viewfinder
Rewind crank feels less likely to break - unlike some other similar cameras.
Film loading is surprisingly easy despite to small single tooth on the take up spool which picks up the film perforations.
Large shutter button - easily located as there's ridge around the button.
Ability to override the flash when you don't want to use it, plus an ND filter to tone it down when using the close-up lens.
Interesting accessories - close up lens, kaleidoscope lens and a 'splitzer. The close and kaleidoscope lens can be stacked together using PVC 'electricians' tape - see the images.
Care is needed when using the splitzer as part of the viewfinder is obscured - the same goes for the combined close up and kaleidoscope combination.
Multiple exposure facility - vital when using the splitzer.
Coloured gels for adding a creative 'something' to flash pictures.
Nice quality metal wrist strap.
Tripod socket.
ON THE MINUS SIDE:
The battery cover is a pain to fit - ditto for the ring which attaches the wrist step to the camera! I gave up and used a larger ring...
Exposure counter digits are all but invisible - but at least there's no plastic lens over them to make it even worse!
No means of using a shutter release cable - although there's a bulb exposure mode and a tripod socket!
