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Friday, March 12, 2010
Monday, March 8, 2010
lubang nikmat-holga 120cfn
first time aku scan skali dgn lubang sprocket..tp sayang..kedai yg scan tuh scan xbest...nk sroh geng shutterasia scankan masing2 bz dgn keja..sabo jolah..




first time aku scan skali dgn lubang sprocket..tp sayang..kedai yg scan tuh scan xbest...nk sroh geng shutterasia scankan masing2 bz dgn keja..sabo jolah..
first time aku scan skali dgn lubang sprocket..tp sayang..kedai yg scan tuh scan xbest...nk sroh geng shutterasia scankan masing2 bz dgn keja..sabo jolah..
Sunday, March 7, 2010
macro on smena..againnn....
Thursday, March 4, 2010
RARE LCAs
Lomo LC-A (Sterling Silver, Egyptian Handcraft)



Lomo LC-A (Sterling Silver, Egyptian Handcraft).
Lomo LC-A (limited edition 100th of Lomography in Russia)



Lomo LC-A (limited edition 100th of Lomography in Russia).
coloured LC-As

Lomo LC-A (Zenith)


Officially the Zenit trademark was (and is) the property of the KMZ factory. However, this factory was owned by the Soviet Ministry of the Defensive Industry, who freely used the Zenit brand whilst exporting cameras made by the other factories they also owned to the West.
Perhaps the first was the Salut medium-format camera, made in Kiev, which was exported as the Zenith-80. (Note the 'h' spelling of the name). Later on, some models of the LOMO-compact camera were sold as Zenit LC-A.
Lomo LC-A ("70 jubilee of Great October Revolution")


Rare Type: "70 jubilee of Great October Revolution, 1987 year" inscription.
Lomo LC-A ("XXVII LKSM Congress")


Rare Type: "XXVII LKSM Congress" inscription.
Lomo LC-A ("XXVII CPSU Congress")


Rare Type: "XXVII CPSU Congress" inscription.
Lomo LC-A ("XXVII KPSS Congress")

Rare Type: "XXVII KPSS Congress" inscription.



Lomo LC-A (Sterling Silver, Egyptian Handcraft).
Lomo LC-A (limited edition 100th of Lomography in Russia)



Lomo LC-A (limited edition 100th of Lomography in Russia).
coloured LC-As

Lomo LC-A (Zenith)


Officially the Zenit trademark was (and is) the property of the KMZ factory. However, this factory was owned by the Soviet Ministry of the Defensive Industry, who freely used the Zenit brand whilst exporting cameras made by the other factories they also owned to the West.
Perhaps the first was the Salut medium-format camera, made in Kiev, which was exported as the Zenith-80. (Note the 'h' spelling of the name). Later on, some models of the LOMO-compact camera were sold as Zenit LC-A.
Lomo LC-A ("70 jubilee of Great October Revolution")


Rare Type: "70 jubilee of Great October Revolution, 1987 year" inscription.
Lomo LC-A ("XXVII LKSM Congress")


Rare Type: "XXVII LKSM Congress" inscription.
Lomo LC-A ("XXVII CPSU Congress")


Rare Type: "XXVII CPSU Congress" inscription.
Lomo LC-A ("XXVII KPSS Congress")

Rare Type: "XXVII KPSS Congress" inscription.
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
see what your camera see
lens cap for my smena
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