The Lomographic Society Proudly Presents: Count to Three for Russian Photography

When it comes to photography, the Russians are certainly in the know. From its classy design down to its sexy mechanics, Russian cameras – Deadstocks in particular – are still much in demand despite the changing times. For beginners, we’ve got the pocket-friendly point-and-shoot cameras; intermediate users, take your pick from the rangefinders; and for the advanced users, we suggest the professional SLR cameras. Count one to three when you’re ready, baby!

Before going into full-blown professional Russian photography, get to know these easy-to-use, easy-on-the-pocket lightweight champs!

SMENA SYMBOL
Shoot from the hip with this point-and-shoot classic! The ‘Triplet’ glass lens guarantees high contrast, deep colors and sharp images. Weather symbol exposure guide makes it easy to achieve the right exposure by selecting the correct shutter speed represented by five little weather icons (sun, partial sun, cloudy, very cloudy, and stormy). So easy and pretty!

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SMENA 8M
Enjoy gorgeously-colored, sharp images with this ‘70s-‘80s Smena superstar.

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Ready to step up from the easy-peasy? Then get ready for the rangefinders – you’ll love the overall vintage feel from these Leica/Contax-inspired Deadstocks.

KIEV 4
The Kiev4 is a stunner. More than its devastatingly good looks, fans love its reasonably quiet shutter. The killer combo of clear depth-of-field scale on the lens and a 9cm-long rangefinder base guarantees accurate focusing – so you get sharp pictures every time!

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FED 3
Equipped with the M39 mount and rangefinder design, this smooth operator resembles the Leica screw-mount series.

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Strong, sturdy, sophisticated. Total control and manual settings. Certainly these Russian SLR cameras are for the bold and the brave. Are you ready?

ZENIT 11
Clad in black and robust-looking, this all-metal, mechanical workhorse means business. It has a built-in adjustable lightmeter, a depth-of-field preview, and can accommodate all M42 lenses.

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Zenit E
One of the most popular cams in the Zenit family, the E model was the SLR version of the Zorki rangefinder camera.

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For every step along the way, surely you’ll need to stock up on film. Check out these pocket-friendly deal!

FUJI VELVIA EXPIRED 100/36

5 pack - 20 eur/usd
10 pack - 35 eur/usd

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The Lomography x Photojojo Show-Us-Your-Mojo Photo-Tip Rumble

Are you the type of photo geek who likes to dip your film in bleach, make pinhole cameras out of soda cans, or simply open your shutter on a moonless night and run wild under the stars? If so, we have the perfect competition for you!

Our good friends at Photojojo - the coolest photo projects site we know - are teaming up with us to present you with the Show-Us-Your-Mojo Photo-Tip Rumble!

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Threadless Loves Lomography T-shirt design grand prize Winner!

As you may remember, a couple of months ago, our friends at Threadless ran a competition called “Threadless Loves Lomography” where the mission was to submit a T-shirt design based on the 10 Golden Rules of Lomography.

We are proud to present the winning design by Sebastian Guadarrama from Los Fresnos, Mexico.

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Now that you’ve caught the fashion bug, check out these other great t-shirts in the Lomography.com shop!

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