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Digital Lomography Camera with Interchangeable Lenses

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Thu, Nov 17th, 2011 12:00 by capnasty NEWS

blue ant studio built their own a digital lomography camera with interchangeable lenses and beautifully packaged it in a walnut and brushed aluminium casing.

There are several digital apps that can help you create your Lomography look-a-like images but nothing beats this hands-on project to achieve a similar analog, lo-fi images with lots of character. You can even pair it with a vast array of OM Series SLR lenses or use an adapter for other glass from different manufacturers.

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