Who says film is dead? Not Lomography, obviously, because it's resurrected an old black and white film (and film style) from the 1960s.
Lomography launches Potsdam 100 black and white film
Lomography launches medium format colour neg film
Film obviously isn’t dead after all. It still has a following amongst artists, hipsters and back-to-basics photographers who yearn for the fallibility, frailty and unpredictability of film. That’s meat and drink to retro specialist Lomography, which brings the same qualities to its modern recreations of cheerfully cheap old snapshot cameras – though without the ‘cheap’... Continue Reading →
Now you can get a Lomography Dageurreotype lens in GOLD
So now you can get Lomography’s retro-inspired Daguerreotype Achromat 2.9/64 Art Lens GOLD PLATED (not actually properly solid gold) in addition to the existing silver, black and brass finishes. We don’t normally use all caps for anything, but this particular piece of news seemed to deserve it. The historial allusion comes from a historic event... Continue Reading →
Lomography Neptune Convertible Art Lens System review
First came excitement, then bewilderment, then despair… and then it was back to excitement again.