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I recently had the opportunity to take the world’s most creative instant camera — the Lomo’Instant — for a stroll on an unusually warm and sunny November day. My goal was to acquaint myself with the endlessly cool features and infinite possibilities the camera possesses while creating some beautiful photographs in the meantime. Read on to see the results!
Fisheye Lens (Included in the Camera plus Lens Packages)
With 170° range, the Fisheye Lens attachment is perfect for catching that classic fisheye feel on your instants. It is also a great way to further experiment and combine with the many other features the Lomo’Instant has to offer. Incredibly easy to attach and super fun to use, the Fisheye lens and I got along just swimmingly!
Unlimited Multiple Exposure
The Unlimited Multiple Exposure feature took my instant photography game to the next level! Being the only instant camera with this incredible feature, and an unlimited amount of exposures, I found myself with unlimited opportunities to create cool and crazy photographs.
Infinite Long Exposures
Long exposures are made simple with the Lomo’Instant and are yet another way to up your game. Just hold the shutter open for as long as you need, whether you’re in low or bright light. Perfect for dusk or dawn situations, be sure to invest in a tripod or find a nice, steady surface to capture stunning instant light shows!
Color Gels
The color gels were a great way to add a bit of flair to the otherwise gorgeous scenery today. Not only were they a pleasure to use, but they were also easy to interchange. Specifically, I liked the ability to switch between gels during a multiple exposure shot.
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