LomoParteh! : A (Whale of a) Party

OK... I heard a news from a free willy that Lomography has a new product launch tonight....

So what is it?Let's find out!

 The Program Highlights

 Can You figure out the product yet?

 Before presenting the product,Prize giving session

Preparing...

HONEY! I SHRUNK THE CAMERA

Introducing...

Fisheye Baby 110,the very first camera to use 110 Films after its disappearance 4 years ago.

In compliance to Lomography's latest Orca Black+ White films.

 As compared to the "Elder Brother", Fisheye Baby 110 is much smaller

 

At least by half the size...

And it does not come in one,but two! 

Both cameras come with a bulb mode and are able to capture multiple exposures.

BUT! the miniature version of the Fisheye No. 2 also features a PC flash adaptor so you can light up your shots,and it's applicable to ONLY Fisheye baby 110 Metal.

 And it is a size of my palm

Introducing the packaging 

And the family of Fisheye

Fisheye metal cost 95 SGD and Fisheye Basic cost 68 SGD

Now in Limited Stock – There are only 100 units of the Fisheye Baby 110 available from the initial production batch.

To Order, Click HERE

Ma! I am on the net!

It has been a great pleasure to have a photo be up on a international website.
(Especially a web that I popped by everyday.)
You must be thinking,which photo is it?

Having to shoot more than 10 rolls of films,finally a photo that was selected to be on lomography.sg Photo of the Day for 11 May 2012.Indeed it is a great pleasure and feeling honored to have been selected.

It is also one of my recent favorite after collecting my prints.

 

This is the image!

Shot using my 1st Lomography Camera, which is my Holga on a Sunny Sunday along Changi City Point.
Film used: Lomography Black Earl 400 ISO 120 Film.

The Webpage.

Particularly looking at the Flamingo sculpture and shot it.Perhaps simple,but yet intrigued by a number of friends around me.Glad to share the news and hope for more photos to be up on the page more often.

To More Photos ahead!

Unboxing:Lomography's Special Edition: Diana F x Cai Guo Qiang

It was my payday...and decided to get a graduation gift for myself.
So what have I got for myself?

 

Lomography x Cai Guo Qiang : Diana F+

Reason behind this gift:

A constant reminder to myself to this artist,who used gunpowders as part of his drawing material for his art works.(Remember seeing his work,Heads On, in my then-common hangout,now-workplace in 2010),and constantly reminded and used as a reference to my case files.

To commemorate his solo exhibition at Mathaf: Arab Museum of Modern Art in Doha,Qatar. Cai Guo Qiang: Saraab is a journey of personal and artistic discovery that demonstrates the emotional breadth of Cai's work,from the intimate to the spectacular.Inspired by the multi-layered history of the artist's hometown,and illuminate the long-standing but little known relationship between China and the Arab world dating back to the ancient maritime Silk Road.

HEY HO! It's La Sardina SPLENDOUR!

There I am back in Lomography Gallery Singapore to check out a new addition for their line of cameras.As usual...There we have Hakim(dressed as a sailorman),introducing a panel which consists 3 Lomographers and a Street Photographer in photography.

They are ...

Unboxing La Sardina SEOUL edition

For my 100th post...

I mentioned about unboxing another camera the other time in my post here.
Yes! This is the one.

Introducing La Sardina SEOUL Edition

This insane product is my latest purchase,and it's created in Limited sets of 1000 in the world.Announced on Feb 28 2012.

Treasure: Silver Lake LC-A+ Camera Unveiling

OK... I was back at the Lomography Gallery Singapore after 2 week hiatus from the last post...From the Spinner 360 motorizer launch!

This time to check out the Silver Lake LC-A+ and the unboxing session for the first time...
(Psst...I also Unboxed a camera on my own today!)

A staff from Lomography Gallery  Singapore unboxes the Silver Lake LC-A+,a highlight of the day.

The Closeup of the Camera!

Introducing Silver Lake LC-A+

Luxurious Elegance.

2 words to describe it.

And Limited Edition!

Only 1000 sets available worldwide, LC-A+ celebrates the craftmanship and its rich heritage behind it.

Being in the world for over 3 decades, LC-A+ is worthwhile to be celebrated with its Silver Lake edition.

Adorned in genuine brown leather and packaged in a specially designed wooden collector’s box, this little gem feature a classic Russian-made Minitar 1 lens, and each camera will also arrive with its very own Limited edition authenticity certificate.

The Close up of Silver Lake LC-A+, on a comfy "blanket" after unboxing.

Just like a lil' baby

This is the authentic Certificate for the elegant LC-A+...like for the one that was unboxed...it is the

581st of 1000 LC-A+ produced in this world.

(And while the party is going on...1 set has been SOLD!)

Retailing at 658 SGD,it is indeed a collectible for Lomographers,and now...in Singapore,9 more to go! 

Do check out the camera at Lomography Gallery Singapore, at 295 South Bridge Road...

(Don't know where? Click HERE!)

Spinning-o-rama: The Launch of Spinner 360 motorizer

Photo Credit: Lomography Singapore

Dropped by to Lomography Gallery last thursday for their humble gathering for their latest product...The 360 Spinner Motorizer...

"Opening Speech" on the new product by Meerly,General Manager of Lomography Gallery Singapore.

Product Introduction by Store Manager Hakimbo 

Ah...He does look like Yogi Bear with the cap.

The Spinner 360 Motorizer is an add on accessory where you can shoot 360° panoramas via remote control.

It works anywhere from 5-8m in an unobstructed space.

 There are 2 modes to it...Single Spin and Continuous Spin, and you can operate more than one motorizer as long as you are in the working distance of the Spinner.

 Let's have fun shooting with it!

The Remote Control to the Spiner 360 Motorizer!

Last but not least...what's a party without Spinner Themed food to celebrate its launch and having chat with fellow Lomographers on their lomography experiences.

(I do have mine too... and had a great laugh with all!)

P.S. Lomography Gallery Singapore holds parties(and Lomography classes) whenever new products were launched. Do Like them on their facebook and join in the fun!

Lomography Gallery Singapore Official Opening!

Welcome to Lomography Gallery Singapore.

The 1st in Singapore,2nd Largest Lomography Gallery in Asia.

Is this the legendary Giant La Sardina? I just feel like taking it and snap a shot!

(Psst...Heard that this Giant La Sardina is actually made by a Lomographer...How cool is that!)

Lomography Gallery is invading Singapore!

Unless you’ve been hiding under a rock lately, you might have heard that the Lomographic Society International is opening its first Lomography location in Singapore! Folks, this is your ultimate analogue one-stop shop, gallery, meeting-point, workshop place dedicated to all your Lomographic needs; located in the heart of Singapore’s most famous cultural enclave – Chinatown.

(Seriously?! It's like Donkey Years man!)

On 8th of December 2011, join them for the big opening blow-out bash ANALOGUE SHOCK/SHIOK!

Lomography lab proudly presents: LomoKino, the first Lomo Moving Image Camera!

Say Hello to the first Lomo Movie Camera

Lomo, the company that resurrected its light-leaking, plastic fantastic 35mm film cameras from Soviet-era Russia, has now added a movie camera to its lineup.

Called the Lomokino, the hand-cranked camera also shoots on 35mm film, and thanks to its low framerate and non-full-frame captures, it manages to squeeze 144 frames onto a single 36-exposure roll. That’s enough for about 50 seconds of shooting.

Teaser 1 -Shop detail page from Lomography on Vimeo.

Specs-wise, the camera has a variable aperture that runs steplessly from ƒ5.6 to ƒ11. The shutter speed is 1/100sec, the frame rate is 3-5 fps and the lens is a fixed 25mm.

To view the results, you’ll want to pick up the companion Lomokinoscope, which lets you crank the processed film to see it. Or you could ask your photo lab not to cut the film, then scan it yourself and feed it to your movie-editing software of choice.

*I swear I got to get this!*