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Lomography’s latest film camera lets you inject liquid into the lens

Lomography’s latest film camera lets you inject liquid into the lens

Posted on October 22, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Lomography has launched its HydroChrome Sutton, a 35mm film camera that features a unique liquid-injection lens for creating filter effects. Users are able to inject just about any liquid they’d like into the less, producing unique photos that can’t be replicated a second time and that differ distinctly from digitally-applied image filters.

Film cameras are trendy at the moment, though still not as popular as they were in the pre-digital era.
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