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Fully automatic, jam-packed with creative features, and super easy to use, the Lomo’Instant Automat adjusts automatically to take perfectly lit shots, foreground and background, dusk ’til dawn. Visit our Kickstarter page to learn more: www.lomography.com/kickstarter Photo by Peter Obermoser
Fully automatic, jam-packed with creative features, and super easy to use, the Lomo’Instant Automat adjusts automatically to take perfectly lit shots, foreground and background, dusk ’til dawn.
Visit our Kickstarter page to learn more: www.lomography.com/kickstarter
Fully automatic, jam-packed with creative features, and super easy to use, the Lomo’Instant Automat adjusts automatically to take perfectly lit shots, foreground and background, dusk ’til dawn.
Visit our Kickstarter page to learn more: www.lomography.com/kickstarter
Fully automatic, jam-packed with creative features, and super easy to use, the Lomo’Instant Automat adjusts automatically to take perfectly lit shots, foreground and background, dusk ’til dawn.
Visit our Kickstarter page to learn more: www.lomography.com/kickstarter
Fully automatic, jam-packed with creative features, and super easy to use, the Lomo’Instant Automat adjusts automatically to take perfectly lit shots, foreground and background, dusk ’til dawn.
Visit our Kickstarter page to learn more: www.lomography.com/kickstarter
Fully automatic, jam-packed with creative features, and super easy to use, the Lomo’Instant Automat adjusts automatically to take perfectly lit shots, foreground and background, dusk ’til dawn.
Visit our Kickstarter page to learn more: www.lomography.com/kickstarter
Fully automatic, jam-packed with creative features, and super easy to use, the Lomo’Instant Automat adjusts automatically to take perfectly lit shots, foreground and background, dusk ’til dawn.
Visit our Kickstarter page to learn more: www.lomography.com/kickstarter
I'm really happy with the result of this one. not only because it haves a interesting look. but mostly on a technic level. because this was a experimental shot to look how much 35 SLR lenses are cropped by a normal 135 film. so I used a 120 to capture even the blurred round area you normally don't see. and I didn't expect that would be that big it almost covers the entire film.
so to make the story shorter I'm soon starting to build the Improvised Camera Device 1 with a 120 body and self build shutter. and Pentax mount so I can use PK mount lenses and the M42 lenses.
and the ICD 0 was just a shoe box with a hole in it so I can screw my M42 lenses in and uses a lens cap as shutter. and of course a support for the 120 film and screw driver for advancing the film
here is a link for those how like to fallow it on facebook or on my blog http://www.facebook.com/icduntangle http://icd-untangle.blogspot.nl
I hope everybody will enjoy the photo of a city with many colours. I also recommend a short film I have created: PLEASE WATCH MY FILM- http://www.vimeo.com/24369762
The many colours of my film can also be compared to the many colours that are used in the popular LOMO posters. The colours of my film were the motiviation that I followed to enter the make your own prophecy contest. The many colours of my film are similar to the many colours of the Lomo Prophecy posters. Best Regards!
