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Lomography releases retro brass camera
Lomography launches brass 110 film camera with 1970s design.
In brief
Lomography launches brass 110 film camera with 1970s design. Lomography released the Lomomatic 110 Panthera, a brass-bodied film camera with leopard print that steps back into the 1970s aesthetic. Originally reported by Digital Camera World.
Brass retro camera trend
Lomography has released a brass-bodied film camera with leopard print that feels like it stepped out of the 1970s.
New Panthera and Ladybug models
The Lomomatic 110 Panthera launches alongside the Ladybug, a glossy red camera with black polka dots.
110 format benefits
The 110 format uses a plastic cartridge that pops into the camera, making it easier to start film photography than 35mm.
Panthera camera features
The Panthera has a 23mm glass lens for sharpness, auto exposure, and zone focusing with ISO control.
Sliding design mechanism
The camera slides out to open the lens, making it smaller when not in use.
Pricing and availability
The Panthera costs $189 / £169 / AU$289 / CA$259, while the Ladybug is $119 / £109 / AU$189 / CA$159.
The essence
Lomography released the Lomomatic 110 Panthera, a brass-bodied film camera with leopard print that steps back into the 1970s aesthetic.
