Lomography LomoMod No.1 Cardboard DIY 120 Camera w/Sutton Lens

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Key Features
- DIY Medium Format Film Camera
- 80mm Fixed Focus Lens
- Aperture: f/11 to f/32
- Liquid-Filled Sutton lens Module
- Shutter Speeds: 1/100 sec and Bulb
- Uses 120 Roll Film
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overview
Check out this lens you can fill with liquid coming with a shutter and aperture unit, and a DIY medium-format camera made from sustainable cardboard.
Arriving in flat-packed cardboard sheets with a double-sided pattern, the LomoMod No.1 is a medium-format camera you build completely from the bottom up and is completely customizable, meaning you can truly put your stamp on your camera! The Sutton Liquid-Filled Lens, accompanied by the Shutter and Aperture unit, is an invitation to experimentation, exploring different effects through filling it with different liquids that work as filters, as well as the special aperture plates. Not only an environmentally conscious way to build a camera from scratch, but a combination that invites endless creativity from the very start.
A flat-packed cardboard camera that can be assembled with ease at home
Made from sustainable cardboard for a planet-conscious construction, the LomoMod No.1 draws its inspiration from the traditions of origami and Sashimono carpentry, requiring no screws or glue to assemble.
Double-sided design allowing boundless creative freedom
Choose between a UV pattern or matte black, and that’s just the beginning. The LomoMod No.1 incredibly versatile, with endless modification possibilities. Whether you paint it or cover it in glitter - you have every opportunity to make your LomoMod No.1 uniquely yours!
A lens you can fill with liquid to create unique artistic aesthetics
Draw into a syringe the liquid of your choice and inject it into the circular dial, creating your own distinctive filter. From coffee to caramel, tea to tequila, every brew creates unprecedented, unpredictable effects.
A shutter & aperture module to shoot low-fi, analogue photos
Coming with a normal mode and a bulb mode, allowing you to hold long exposures effortlessly, plus customizable aperture plates to create unique bokeh effects.
Tripod mount, PC-Sync and Cable Release Socket
The going down of the sun doesn’t have to mean the end to your fun - sync up your flash and shoot all through the night!
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lens specification
| Lens Min. Focus Distance | 8.2' | 2.5 m to Infinity |
| Focal Length | 88mm |
| Maximum Aperture | f/11 to f/32 |
| Focus Type | Fixed Focus |
camera attributes
| Mechanical Shutter | 1/100 sec | Bulb |
| Camera Format | Medium Format |
interface
| Connectivity | Cable Release Socket |
detailed specifications
| Compatible Media | 120 Roll Film |
- 11 Sheets of Cardboard Cutouts
- 1 Sheet Aperture Plates Set
- Sutton Lens Module
- Aperture and Shutter Module
- 120 Film Spool
- Tripod Nut
- Tube
- Syringe
- Valve
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