Lomography has announced two new versions of the Lomo’Instant Square Glass camera.
The first is the denim-effect The Blues, and the second is the more muted Pemberley. Both cameras shoot the Fujifilm Instax Square film.
Lomography says: “We’re excited to unveil two new Lomo’Instant Square Glass camera editions – Pemberleyand The Blues! These cameras combine their exciting design with exceptional functionality, capturing super-sharp, well-lit instant photos on both Instax Square and Instax Mini film. With their distinctive foldable bellows design, these cameras are portable, stylish, and unmistakably analogue.
“Designed for photographers of all levels, this dual-format instant camera features a premium glass lens, an interchangeable Instant Mini Back, plus close-up and Splitzer lens attachments. The intuitive automatic mode takes care of every exposure, while advanced yet easy-to-use settings – including zone-focusing and exposure compensation – offer endless creative control.”
The two new cameras both cost £139 and come with a number of accessories, including coloured gels for the camera’s flash, as well as close-up and Splitzer lens attachments.
The two cameras’ specifications are:
Focal length: 95mm (45mm equivalent)
Multiple exposure: Yes
Auto exposure: Yes
Available apertures: f/10, f/22
Batteries: 2×CR2 (camera), 1× CR2025 (remote)
Cable Release: No
Flash: Built-in flash
Shutter Speed: 1/125 – 8s in Auto mode; 30s in Bulb mode
The Lomo’Instant Square Glass was originally released back in 2018, three years after the launch of the original Lomo’Instant Square.
The new versions of the camera come a few months after the release of the Lomo’Instant Wide Glass, which Lomography has called the sharpest instant camera on the market.
You can see images taken on the new versions of the Lomo’Instant in the gallery below (Images provided by Lomography):
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