Kat's Notebook

Now that you have your lomo cam and you have browsed through a lot of amazing lomo pictures taken by other people, you must be excited to start clicking away and get a masterpiece out your lomo cam. As a starter, don’t be discouraged if it doesn’t happen that way. Lomography is a learning process, [...]

There are 2 kinds of format for the 35mm film: negative or C-41 and the slide E-6. These films are processed by the studio lab with different chemicals. Most photo labs, that of in the drugstores, can only process C-41 films. Slide films need to be processed in a special lab to get a normal [...]

Lomography hobby is an expensive one when compared to digital photography (with exception of dslr). But for me I enjoy taking pictures with my lomo cams better. What makes this hobby expensive are: films, processing of films, scanning it into cd, and buying the lomo cams. So before you take up this hobby, consider the [...]

Why is my vivitar UWS not considered a lomo cam? Why can’t I identify my work as lomography? To be technical about it, lomography according to wikipedia, is the commercial trademark of Lomographische AG, Austria for products and services related to photography, whose most popular product is the LOMO LC-A Compact Automat camera. From the [...]

I have been an avid fan of film photography for the last couple of years. My friends have influenced me to try this hobby and I did, not knowing that it’ll bring out the artistic side of me. Digital cameras have long replaced film cameras due to its convenience and practicality. It’s nice to evaluate [...]