Introducing the LOMO APPARAT – the ultra-cool and totally experimental 35mm film camera
by Adriano Batista

The LomoApparat is a new compact snapper that oozes vintage style and delivers exciting and authentic analogue photos anytime, anywhere. Say goodbye to sub-par second-hand gear and dodgy disposables, and hello to simple yet creative analogue photography at your fingertips.

With a wide-angle 21mm lens that captures out-of-this-world imagery, fixed settings, and a built-in flash that ensures perfect exposures every time, the LomoApparat is authentically analogue. It brings classic vignetting, high contrast, saturation, and film grain to your 35mm snaps, elevating them to new heights.

But that’s not all – the LomoApparat is the ultimate tool for everyday analogue experimentation, thanks to its three interchangeable lens attachments. The Close-up Lens reduces the focusing distance to just 0.2m, while the Splitzer Lens slices and dices images into wedges of any size for crafty multiple-exposure effects. And if you’re looking for something truly wild, the Kaleidoscope Lens creates a magical multiple-mirrored image effect across the frame.


With a playful flash filter slider that lets you interchange colored filters for colorful flash effects, an MX switch for multiple exposure mayhem, and a Bulb shooting mode for exciting long exposure effects like light painting, the LomoApparat is ready for takeoff. It’s the ultimate companion for every analogue adventure, making sure you never miss a photographic opportunity again. Choose between the all-black classic leather design or the Italian brown leather Neubau edition with lively turquoise trim and start snapping away!

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