Lomography La Sardina 8-Ball

Overview

Make the task of shooting photos fun and easy with this intuitive La Sardina 8-Ball Camera from Lomography. It features a wide-angle lens that comes with a fixed f/8 aperture, a focal length of 22 mm, and a two-step focusing system. Use the dedicated micro flash contact in order to add extra light to the scene and mount a Fritz the Blitz flash. The shutter operates at its maximum speed of 1/100th of a second whereas the minimum focus distance stands at two feet. Also, this camera is equipped with an inverse Galileo-type built-in viewfinder that suits the lens’ wide angle perspective.

Optics and Focus

The Lomography La Sardina 8-Ball camera features a wide-angle lens that comes with a fixed f/8 aperture and a focal length of 22 mm. The two-step focusing system makes it easy to focus on your subjects with a great deal of precision. The shutter operates at its maximum speed of 1/100th of a second whereas the minimum focus distance stands at two feet. Since the viewing angle of this camera is 89°, you can get a great depth of field and a broad perspective with little effort. Lastly, the camera’s MX mode lets you record a countless number of multiple exposures on the same frame.

Sensor and Screen

The La Sardina 8-Ball camera is equipped with an inverse Galileo-type built-in viewfinder that suits the lens’ wide angle perspective.

Image and Video

This camera uses a regular 35 mm film roll for capturing photos. The film cartridge window enables you to see the type of film you are using while an auto film counter with an auto film stopping function keeps consistent spacing in between frames.

Other Features

The La Sardina 8-Ball camera from Lomography has a dedicated micro flash contact that adds extra light to the scene and mounts a Fritz the Blitz flash. Complementing the textured body design of this camera is a bold black finish.