Discussing Why two lenses? in Twin Lens Reflex. Camera Lens Bracelets by SDPNT. Photoworks San Francisco. Photoworks in San Francisco/Contact Pg. Lomography. The Lomography Petzval Portrait Lens. The New Lomography Petzval Art Lens is a stunning reinvention of the legendary Petzval Lens, which was first conceived of in Vienna, Austria, in 1840.
It is compatible with all Canon EF and Nikon F mount analogue and digital cameras and offers both photographers and filmmakers the chance to shoot truly unique photographs and videos. Characteristic photos shot with the Petzval lens are recognizable for their sharpness and crispness in the centre, strong color saturation, wonderful swirly bokeh effect, artful vignettes and narrow depth of field. Because of the characteristic swirly bokeh effect that it produces, the New Petzval Lens is perfect for portraits where you want your subject to be the center of attention. The Lomography Petzval Portrait Lens. The new Lomography Petzval Lens works using a traditional Waterhouse aperture system.
With this design, your lens comes with a set of stops (also known as diaphragms). Each diaphragm is drilled with a hole of a different size; these sizes correspond to the f-stop or aperture. So if you’d like to shoot with f/4 aperture, you select the f/4 diaphragm and insert it into the aperture slot of your lens; if you’d like to shoot with a f/11 aperture, you select the f/11 diaphragm and so on. Here are the aperture options for the Lomography Petzval lens: f/2.2f/4f/5.6f/8f/11f/16 Focal Length: 85mmMaximum Aperture: f/2.2 Apertures: Waterhouse aperture set, up to f/16Image Circle: 44mmField of View: 30 degreesLens Mounting Profile: Canon EF and Nikon FElectronic contacts: NoClosest Focusing Distance: 1m Focusing Mechanism: Gear Rack FocusingLens Construction: 4 Elements in 3 Groups Filter Thread: 67mmMax.
. $15-100+ – Choose between a variety of special rewards from the Lomography Online Shop. The Lomography Petzval Portrait Lens. New Petzval (D)SLR Lens. Shop. Me as LomoGuru of the Week: Koduckgirl. An on and off relationship with analogue photography delayed her joining in our Lomographic Community.
But when she has finally decided to shoot -- for forever -- with her vintage film cameras, she has also decided to stay! This girl from the sunny city of San Francisco in USA is definitely a LomoGuru counting the years that she has been toying with various analogue cameras. To thousands of lovely analogue photographs, to a collection of film cameras, and a bunch of LomoFriends, this week’s LomoGuru is someone to look out for! Come and greet this lady, koduckgirl! Lomography Username: koduckgirlLocation: San Francisco, California USANumber of years as a Lomographer: On and off since 1978. Tell us something about your LomoHome’s name. Koduckgirl has been my username for almost ten years starting with Flickr. Share to us your most memorable experience in the Lomographic Community. Have you actually met people in the Community that you now consider as close friends? Yes, kind of. Lomopedia: Fuji Instax Wide 210. Known as the Japanese Polaroids, the Instax line is Fuji's collection of instant photography cameras and films.
With its super-wide format and retro-bright color finish, the Fuji Instax Wide 210 produces snapshots that pack a lot of punch in an instant! Sometimes you just need a bit more room for group shots and scenes that demand extra attention to squeeze in all the details. The wonderful Fuji Instax 210 Wide camera helps you achieve ultra-wide, super-sharp snapshots with its incredible Fujinon lens and even comes with a close-up attachment with a mirror for self-portraits! It’s a compact instant film camera that you’ll want to take everywhere and is perfect for living in the moment with its high-quality prints that develop right before your eyes. Never miss a thing with the Fuji Instax Wide 210! Tech Specs: Please activate JavaScript to see this gallery Visit the Lomography Instant Photography website for more info or read more articles about Fuji Instax in the Magazine.
Koduckgirl. Double Exposures with a Polaroid!!! Not Possible you say?! I Say It Is Very Possible...with a Spectra that is... Let's face it, we all are addicted to Double and Multi exposure shots and most analog cams now are tricked out with an MX button just for that very thing but what about Polaroids?!!?
You press the shutter button and out pops the photo before you can say Cheeeese Two! Well...Double Xs in Polaroids are possible, fun and cool AND easier than you would think! Just one catch: you need a Polaroid Image Spectra Camera. Got one of those? Then you're halfway there! Polaroid Image Spectra Cameras work because they have a timer and fold shut, and both these features are crucial for being able to double expose. Have fun & here are some samples I did: