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Lomo Instant Wide Review

Lomo Instant Wide Review

Posted on February 1, 2016March 28, 2020 By Jarvis

Introduction

Lomo has enjoyed great success bringing analogue cameras back into the mindset of cool photographers around the world, and with this latest instant camera, you get the fun of film, but without the long wait for processing. The Lomo Instant Wide is the second Instant camera from Lomo, the first featuring a 27mm lens and using the Fuji Instax Mini Film. This one, rather than having a wide angle lens (as the name might suggest), uses the Fujifilm Instax Wide film. There’s actually a 90mm f/8 lens (35mm equivalent), but it can be bought as part of a Combo package which has an Ultra Wide-Angle Lens attachment (21mm equivalent). The Combo package also includes a Close-Up lens, and a “Splitzer” for exposing only parts of the frame for multiple-exposure shots. Other specifications of note include a tripod mount, exposure compensation settings, a filter thread of 49mm and a lens cap which doubles up as a remote control.
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