Lomography is well known for creating hip looking cameras and their new Lomo’Instant Automat certainly hits the mark. We got our hands on the stylish all-black Playa Jardin edition and are happy to ...

Look, I know today’s digital cameras are amazing. I know you can get 50-megapixel sensors, hybrid viewfinders, and see-in-the-dark video capabilities, and I know it’s easier than ever to share the ...

Given the resurgence of instant cameras in recent years, it's a little surprising that it's taken this long for the perennial analogue enthusiasts at Lomography to get in on the action. Nevertheless, ...

With just a day and a half until its crowdfunding campaign on Kickstarter comes to an end, Lomography‘s Lomo’Instant Camera, which originally set out with an initial goal of only $100,000, has raised ...

Lomography makes weird cameras that take weird pictures – on purpose. The New York-based company is famous for their work at rebuilding old fixed-focus camera styles that produced photographs that ...

Last year, instant film was one of the hottest selling gifts during the holiday season and that trend has continued into this year. As part of the current instant photography wave, Lomography has ...

All products featured on WIRED are independently selected by our editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, we may earn an affiliate commission. Wide-angle glass lens makes for ...

Walk into any Urban Outfitters in America and you’ll see an array of candy-colored film cameras designed to give hipsters an easy introduction to film photography without requiring any skills. But for ...

The Lomography Lomo'Instant ($119) is the company's first attempt at a dedicated instant camera, and it's a fun one. It uses the Instax Mini film format, which captures photos about 2.4 by 1.8 inches ...

Lomography has announced the Lomo Instant Square, an instant camera that uses Fujifilm’s newly developed square Instax format. While Fujifilm launched Instax Square film alongside the SQ10, a weird ...

The pain and sorrow of Polaroid’s death spiral is… ongoing. Luckily, there’s no rule against switching horses midstream, or whatever the idiom is. If you want instant pictures and crazy colors, go ...

Lomo have carved a niche for themselves by purposefully introducing some unpredictability to the images their cameras take, and now they're catering to our collective need for instant gratification.