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LOMOGRAPHY EXPLOSION

by aaronross on June 23, 2011 in New Products with No comments

An amazing thing happened last week! All of our back-ordered Lomography products arrived, and resulted in a gigantic, almost intimidating selection of LOMO products now available!

The original 1960’s Diana camera is faithfully reproduced in these iconic and stylish LOMO versions. Every quirk and imperfection was duly noted and reconstructed – yielding a lightweight beauty that handles and feels just like the original. The product was so popular that LOMO introcued an epic line of design alternatives to the classic blue/black look, including the White Stripes, Adam & Eve, CMYK and many others! The above 12 are only our favorites, not even all! Stop by to see the full line.

The world’s only 35mm camera with a built-in fisheye lens! Two versions, the Fisheye and the Fisheye 2, are now available in many different stylish outfits. It sees a sweeping 170-degree view – compacting everything around you into a circular image, with distortions creating some of the most compelling images imaginable.

Final Touches

by David Auerbach on October 24, 2009 in Daily Grind with No comments

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Thought I’d post some more pictures of the finished store, now that we’ve got a lot more inventory in and did some nice finishing touches to the store.  Check out the photos, and drop by to see all the fun new stuff we’ve got!  New shirts from Poketo, Soundscreen Design, a few new Gakken products, and a $#!%load of new cameras and accessories from both Lomography and Superheadz.  More images after the jump.

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Analog Showcase and Show + Tell, June 14, 4-6 pm at Lucky Gallery

by David Auerbach on June 14, 2009 in Events with No comments

Lomography Lubitel 166+ KitLucky Gallery and Dijital Fix, located in Williamsburg, will be hosting anAnalog Showcase and Show + Tell, on June 14, from 4-6 pm.

David Auerbach, owner of Dijital Fix, will be demonstrating a selection of cameras (many of the cameras are made by Lomography) and accessories – such as the Diana, Holga, LC-A+, Fisheye, and even a Lubitel, all available at his store in Williamsburg. Dijital Fix combines fashion, design, and electronics in one environment.

This event is part of a series of Sunday events called Lucky Sundays, hosted by Lucky Gallery. Every artist that works with Lucky Gallery participates, and food and drink are provided. It is a great opportunity to meet the artist and gain insight of his/her work and technique. Lucky Sundays is how Lucky Gallery artists interact with the community, through performance, workshops, and talks.

Lomography Diana+F

Lomography Diana+F

Analog Showcase and Show + Tell is associated with 5″ x 5″ @ $5, an exhibition at Lucky Gallery featuring photos taken by Laura Arena with her plastic camera on voyages near and far. This exhibition, 5″ x 5″ @ $5, opens May 30th, with an Open House Celebration, May 30, 6-9 and will be open for the month of June.

Come join us and learn about the latest Lomography equipment and accessories, and after the showcase bring your work to share for our Show + Tell.

For more information about Dijital Fix, or for a sneak preview of the showcase visit www.dijitalfix.com or emailinfo@dijitalfix.com.

Lucky Gallery is located in Red Hook, 176 Richards Street, Brooklyn, NY. 11231

The suggested donation for this event is $5.00.

Lomography LUBITEL+ TLR Camera

by David Auerbach on January 28, 2009 in New Products with No comments

We’re all familiar with the revealing and controversial photography of Diane Arbus, and maybe to a lesser extent, her camera of choice, a Rolleiflex Twin-Lens Reflex (TLR) medium format camera.  Well here’s your chance to take some equally inspiring photos with the new Lubitel+.  After spending a little over a week with this camera when we first got it in (I took it on my trip to San Francisco in early January), I can say with no hesitation that this is the most solid camera I’ve seen yet from Lomography.  It feels like the original (which they have on display in their new store), only better, with an added flash hot-shoe, full-view glass viewfinder, endless panorama format, closer focus (.8m instead of 1.4m), a 35mm film adapter kit, zone focusing (like the LC-A+) and handy on-camera exposure guides.  I have yet to get my rolls processed but will post them up here as soon as I do.  In the meantime, come and check it out in the store…we have one on display.