Enjoy the versatility of four instant cameras in one with this Lomo'Instant Gongkan Edition Camera and 3 Lenses from Lomography. The Lomo'Instant accepts FUJIFILM INSTAX MINI film, producing credit card-sized prints almost immediately after pressing the shutter release button. The wide-angle 27mm lens features a range from f/8 all the way down to f/32. Three additional lens attachments allow for multiple options. The portrait lens is a 35mm equivalent suitable for indoors and out. The close-up lens focuses as close as 3.9" and the fisheye lens attachment allows for 170° circular images.

Three shooting modes allow for seamless captures in a variety of lighting conditions. The flash-on auto mode operates with a default aperture value of f/16 so you can adjust the exposure compensation dial to your liking. The flash-on manual mode is well-suited to indoor shooting, enabling you to switch between N for normal daytime shots and B for long exposures with the flash remaining on. The flash-off manual mode is designed for long exposures at night, giving you the ability to switch between N for normal daytime shots and B for long exposures with the flash switched off.

In addition to long exposures, the Lomo'Instant allows you to shoot unlimited multiple exposures. Four color gels are included, so you can filter your flash with blue, red, purple, or yellow to distort the tone or artistic vision of your shot. A tripod mount and cable release mount provide additional shooting possibilities. For all your selfie needs, a tiny mirror is located on the left of the lens. Four user-supplied AAA batteries ensure steady operation for all of your artistic and experimental photography endeavors.

Accepts FUJIFILM INSTAX MINI Film    Produces Credit Card-Sized Prints    27mm f/8 Standard Lens    Portrait, Close-Up, and Fisheye Lenses    Direct Optical Viewfinder    Automatic, Long & Multiple Exposures    Built-In Flash with Three Modes    Color Gels Included to Filter Flash    Tripod & Cable Release Mounts    Uses Four AAA Batteries

• Portrait lens attachment
• Close-up lens attachment
• Fisheye lens attachment

• 27mm wide-angle lens
• B setting for long exposures
• Unlimited multiple exposures
• Four color gels

• Flash-on auto mode
• Flash-on manual mode
• Flash-off manual mode

• Tripod mount
• Cable release mount
• Built-in mirror next to lens

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does is come with any film?

A: The kit does not include any film. Film is sold separately.

Q: 2. does it produce sound?

A: The camera is crank 35mm moving film camera. It does not record sound. If you are referring to the sound the camera might make while recording, it is very minimal.

Q: 3. Can this be used with 120mm color transparency film (such as Kodak Ektachrome or FUJI Provia 100F)?

A: You can use any 120 film with the Lomography Diana F+ Film Camera and Flash (Teal/Black).

Q: 4. Hey BH!This camera with flash comes with the colored filters for flash?

A: Yup! Four filters. White, yellow, blue, and orange/red

Q: 5. Does this print instantly like on the spot a few seconds after shooting a picture ?

A: Its not an instant camera. After shooting you will need to develop the film

Q: 6. In one product image, I think I see a 27mm f/1.8 lens - is that correct? It does say it comes with a 'portrait' lens but no further info provided...

A: Lomography lists the lens mm in 35mm film/full-frame digital equivalent focal lengths rather than the true focal lengths. Given the size of the film used, the unlisted actual focal lengths would be much higher. So in Lomography land, the 27mm lens on the camera has the same perspective and field of view as a 27mm lens on a 35mm film/full-frame digital camera. The add-on portrait lens is a 35mm equivalent. No focal length is given for the macro and the fish-eye.

Q: 7. If the camera can only shoot 144 frames per roll, does that mean for each 6 seconds (standard 24fps) video, we have to switch a new roll?

A: The film is actually around 4-6 fps max. It's hand cranked so there's no way you get 24fps. A film roll actually gives about 30 seconds of film. Think of it more like an old silent movie type rate. I got an 8 scecond sequence from 22 frames as an example.

Q: 8. After developing and scanning the negatives, how do you turn them from stills into a movie?

A: You can send it to these people as the negatives or scanned digitally: https://filmphotographystore.com/products/film-scanning-services-lomokino-movie-maker-35mm-film-scanning?_pos=2&_sid=d6100359a&_ss=r

Q: 9. Can it be use like a Digital camera ?

A: no, it's an instant film type canera, like the old Polaroids. You can scan the prints into a computer and then have a digital copy of your image, though

Q: 10. How long (time) is 144 movie frames?

A: The Lomography LomoKino 35mm Film Camera shoots at 3-5 frames per second. And the frame is smaller than 35mm. So 144 frames in seconds is approximately, 28 seconds to 48.