LOMO LC-Wide ? latest Lomography 35mm camera gets ultra-wide-angle lens

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 stumbled across a Russian LOMO LC-A film camera in the early 1990s. They offer an experimental approach to shooting 35 mm film with effects like fisheye and 360 degree panorama. The latest model comes with a newly-developed ultra-wide-angle lens that sits on the very border of fish-eye and gives users a choice of half-frame, full-frame and square 35 mm photo formats ... and it's also very expensive... Continue Reading LOMO LC-Wide – latest Lomography 35mm camera gets ultra-wide-angle lens

Tags: Cameras, film cameras, Fish-eye, Photography

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