La Sardina – A New Product by Lomography

By Penny Wong • 25 Aug 2011 in News

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The La Sardina lomo camera by Lomography exudes a retro, marine look at first glance. Inspired by the seven seas and retro sardine cans, it does not only look fantastic, but also functions like a dream. This 35mm camera has wide-angle lens, multiple exposure capabilities and a rewind dial. You can choose from a variety of four designs and an option of flash or without.

Specifications

La Sardina without flash and Sea Pride (no flash)
– Film Type: Standard 35mm (135)
– Exposure Area: 36mm x 24mm
– Lens Focal Length: 21mm
– Aperture: Fixed f/8
– Angle of view: 89 degrees
– Shutter Speed: Bulb (B), 1/100 (N)
– Closest Focusing Distance: 0.6m
– Focusing Steps: Two Step Focusing — 0.6m-1m, 1m-Infinity
– View Finder: Inverse Galileo-Type Built-in Viewfinder
– Film Counting: Auto Film Counting
– Film Stopping: Yes
– Multiple Exposures: Yes
– Cable Release Connection: Yes
– Tripod Mount: 1/4′ Tripod Screw
– Shutter Release Lock: Shutter Locks After Lens Collapsed

La Sardina with flash and Fischers Fritz
– Film Type: Standard 35mm (135)
– Exposure Area: 36mm x 24mm
– Lens Focal Length: 21mm
– Aperture: Fixed f/8
– Angle of view: 89 degrees
– Shutter Speed: Bulb (B), 1/100 (N)
– Closest Focusing Distance: 0.6m
– Focusing Steps: Two Step Focusing — 0.6m-1m, 1m-Infinity
– View Finder: Inverse Galileo-Type Built-in Viewfinder
– Film Counting: Auto Film Counting
– Film Stopping: Yes
– Multiple Exposures: Yes
– Cable Release Connection: Yes
– Tripod Mount: 1/4′ Tripod Screw
– Shutter Release Lock: Shutter Locks After Lens Collapsed
– Flash Contact: Unique La Sardina Micro Contact (for Fritz the Blitz flash only)

With four unique designs to choose from, choose to stand out from the DSLR-slinging hipsters (yes, they’ve taken over professional photography!) with this easy to use and fashionable camera!