LomoApparat
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LomoApparat

Meet the LomoApparat, the totally experimental, incredibly wide, and super easy-to-use 35mm film camera with a 21mm wide-angle lens! Forget everything you ever thought you knew about photography. Ignore the rules. Dive heart and soul into your wildest film photography fantasies with the new LomoApparat camera, your answer to simple, but creative 35mm film photography on the go. Using a combination of colored filters, lens attachments, whacky angles, and absurd ideas, create the analogue reality that you want to see!

€ 105.00 EUR
incl. VAT
Delivery anywhere in Cyprus within 1-2 working days!
No items found.
LomoApparat

LomoApparat

Meet the LomoApparat, the totally experimental, incredibly wide, and super easy-to-use 35mm film camera with a 21mm wide-angle lens! Forget everything you ever thought you knew about photography. Ignore the rules. Dive heart and soul into your wildest film photography fantasies with the new LomoApparat camera, your answer to simple, but creative 35mm film photography on the go. Using a combination of colored filters, lens attachments, whacky angles, and absurd ideas, create the analogue reality that you want to see!

€ 105.00 EUR
incl. VAT
Delivery anywhere in Cyprus within 1-2 working days!

Useful Information

What is ISO?
ISO (or film speed) is a very important camera setting that will either darken or brighten a photo. A low ISO value means less sensitivity to light, while a high ISO means brighter pictures.
What is shutter speed?
In photography, shutter speed is the speed at which the shutter of the camera closes. It’s the length of time that the film inside your camera is exposed to light.
What is aperture?
Aperture (or f/stop) refers to the opening of a lens’s diaphragm through which light passes.
A lower aperture means more exposure, while a high aperture means less exposure.
Shipping information
ISO (or film speed) is a very important camera setting that will either darken or brighten a photo. A low ISO value means less sensitivity to light, while a high ISO means brighter pictures.

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