Equipment:
Lomo LC-A - shop.lomography.com/uk/lomo-lc-a-35-mm-film-camera?srsltid=AfmBOoqunVarWBHh2-w8NfPDrcdpJdt7ayIWniQJA5nB5EXE5ovJPCA4
Kodak Gold II iso 400 35mm film
Canon 700d
Canon EOSM
In this video, I’m doing something truly special for all you analog photography lovers-loading a 35mm roll of Kodak Gold II, which expired over 30 years ago, into my Lomo LC-A camera!
History of Kodak Gold II:
Released in the 1980s, it became a go-to film for families and amateur photographers. The roll I’m using in this video expired 30 years ago, which adds an extra layer of unpredictability-colors may shift, and the grain might be more pronounced, but that’s all part of the magic when shooting expired film!
About the Lomo LC-A Camera:
The Lomo LC-A (Lomo Kompakt Automat) is a Soviet-era 35mm compact camera that became legendary in the 1990s. It was initially released in 1984 by the LOMO factory in Russia, and its quirky, lo-fi aesthetic led to the creation of the Lomography movement. Known for its saturated colors, vignetting, and contrast-heavy images, the LC-A has been loved by creative photographers for decades. It’s simple to use but packs a unique punch in terms of character and visual style.
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