La Sardina Czar Metal Edition:

• Wide angle lens
• Rewind Dial and MX switch that make multiple exposures easier than ever before
• Film cartridge window on the rear of camera to see what film you're shooting
• Easy-to-use focusing with two simple settings
• Bulb setting for night-time and long-exposure experimentation
• Screw-in cable release option
• 36 mm by 24 mm exposure area
• Fixed f/8 aperture
• Inverse Galileo-Type Built-in Viewfinder
• Shutter locks after lens collapsed
• Attached Fritz the Blitz flash
• Lens focal length measures 22 mm
• Angle of view measures 89 degrees
• Requires standard 35 mm film (included)

Third image depicts the quality of photographs produced by this camera.

Brand: Lomography

Material: Metal and glass

Origin: Imported

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Lomography

In the early 1990s, two students from Vienna, Austria, came across the quirky Russian Lomo Kompakt camera. Inspired by the artful photos it produced (which had saturated colors, overlay effects, and a subtle, vintage-y graininess), they started creating new analog cameras — making an indelible impact on the world of photography. Pick one up and get inspired to tell your life story in pictures. Of special note is the Spinner, which takes 360-degree-view photos; it’ll be the hit of your next party. Other hits include the Diana, the Holga and the Fisheye.