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- Harnesses the best features of the original Lomo LC-A, and rising above it with a host of new capabilities
- Lightning-fast zone focusing and on-point automatic exposure of the original
- Original Russian Minitar 1 32/2.8 lens with the same radiant colors and occasional temperamental focusing like the original
- Multiple Exposure switch, expanded film ISO setting to 1600, and cable release thread
- Every part is meticulously crafted and assembled by hand; 2-year warranty
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| Harnessing the best features of the original Lomo LC-A, and rising above it witha host of new capabilities the Lomo LC-A+ is simply the finest, most delightfully unexpected, robust, pocketable, vividly colorful, and soundly addictive snapshot camera of all time. First off, it's got the lighting-fast zone focusing and on-point automatic exposure of the original. Next, we faithfully & lovingly duplicated the original Russian Minitar 32mm f/2.8 lens - yielding the same radiant colors, the knockout contrast, the edge vignetting, the powerful multicoating, and the occasionally temperamental focusing of like the original. On top of that, it now offers a Multiple Exposure switch, expanded film ISO setting to 1600, and a cable release thread. Size: 4.25" (10.5cm) x 2.5" (6cm) x 1.6" (4cm) Weight: 0.65lb (0.3kg) Format: all 35mm (color negative, slide, b&w) Lens: Chinese-made Lomo lens Focal length: 32mm Available apertures: 2.8, 4, 5.6, 8, 11, 16 Shutter speeds: 1/500 to unlimited (via auto-exposure) Exposure: program automatic (selects aperture & shutter automatically) Multiple Exposure switch for unlimited shots on 1 frame Flash: standard hotshoe with second-curtain sync Standard tripod & cable release thread Film can be processed at any 35mm lab, supermarket, drug store, swapmeet, etc. |
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Film Camera Reviews Writed by Customer
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Complete Waste of Time, Money and Film
2008-09-10
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I purchased this camera in July of 2008 after a long bout of curiosity. I had used several other small, plastic cameras in my lifetime but never the "vaunted" LOMO L-CA+. Well, now I wish I never had. I shot two rolls of Fuji Velvia with this camera and 95% of the shots looked totally unexposed (not underexposed but literally unexposed.)
I really do not know what happened. The film was from a box of 20 that I had used successfully with other cameras for months. The film was also developed at the same pro lab here in NYC that successfully processed hundreds of rolls before these two with no hiccups. I set the correct ISO, confirmed that the batteries worked, and listened to the shutter actuations as I used the camera -- short and crisp in daylight, longer indoors, etc. I also confirmed that the film was advancing fine. If photons managed to penetrate the lens of this camera, the film itself sure didn't catch many of them.
Because I did not use the camera until several weeks after it arrived and then waited another week to take the rolls down to my lab, I am now outside of Amazon's 30-day return window. Goodbye $285! |
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Best 35mm ever
2008-02-13
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I am a professional photographer and have been exploring the use of toy cameras for quite a few years now. I have fallen in love with my numerous Holgas and decided to give the Lomo L-CA a try, I was not disappointed at all. It is a great little camera that is nearly bullet proof. I carry it with me every where I go and so far (about 60 rolls) it has not failed me once. The automatic shutter speed is a fantastic aspect of this camera and nearly always produces exactly what I feel that I need for a specific situation. Taking multiple exposures is also incredbibly easy with this camera and I find myself using it for that more than anything else simply because it is so easy. Also the wide angle lens is a great help when you are shooting from the hip and or dont have time to look in the view finder, in fact I almost never look through the view finder.
Overall it is a great little camera that I would recommend to anyone of any skill level. |
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