Lomography has released a new all-black version of the Lomomatic 110 called the Nocturne Black Metal edition.
The new version is the fourth Lomomatic 110 model to be released since the retro-flavoured 110 camera was first released in 2024.
Lomography said: “We’re excited to announce the release of the Lomomatic 110 Nocturne, a bold black metal edition equipped with a detachable flash, inviting photographers to compose their memories in light and shadow. Stylish and gloriously compact, this creative 110 format camera comes with all the exciting features that have made the Lomomatic 110 a favourite among the Lomography Community.
“We cherish the 110 format for its unique shooting experience. Our mission has always been to keep film alive, and we are proud to remain the only producer of new 110 film and cameras. With the new Lomomatic 110 Nocturne, we celebrate not just a new edition but the enduring poetry of analogue photography.”
“Don’t be fooled by its size — this creative companion is bursting with big ideas! It’s a thrilling companion for analogue beginners, the sharpest and most trusted 110 camera for seasoned photographers, and a nostalgic voyage for those yearning for the grand old days of 110 film.
Read more: Lomography Lomomatic 110 review
“Opening the door to a world of possibilities with fully automatic settings, glass
lens, controllable ISO, zone focusing, and interchangeable apertures, it can squeeze into all types of small spaces for crazy Lomographic perspectives. Ready for anything, the Lomomatic 110 captures fragments of life, each frame is a glimpse into a spontaneous moment frozen in time, effortlessly transformed into a vibrant memory.”
The camera’s specifications are:
Film format: 110
Lens focal length: 23mm
Available apertures: Day f/5.6, Night f/2.8
Maximum aperture: f/2.8
ISO: Controllable 100, 200 or 400
Shutter speed: Auto (A), Bulb (B)
Focusing: Zone focus
Flash: “Day”, “Night” and “OFF” manual settings, interchangeable colour filters included
Multiple exposures: Unlimited
Battery: 1 × CR2 (1.5 V)
The camera, complete with its detachable flash model, will cosy £149 in the UK.
The following images taken n the camera have been provided by Lomography:
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