Lomo Lomomatic 110
Announced March 1, 2024
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Reviewer Consensus
Good
The Lomo Lomomatic 110 is a stylish and highly portable camera that offers a fun, nostalgic entry into the 110 film format. While its compact glass lens and intuitive design make it a joy to use for candid photography, users may encounter inconsistent film advancement and challenges with film processing availability.
Weighted from 10 reviewer scores
Pros
- High-quality glass lens with sharp, characterful results
- Compact, pocketable, and travel-friendly design
- Stylish, premium, and eye-catching aesthetic
- Intuitive operation and ease of use
- Robust build quality and creative control features
Cons
- Unreliable film advancement mechanism
- Inconsistent image results and exposure issues
- High costs and limited availability for film processing
- Fiddly handling and lack of shooting feedback
- Subpar optical performance and softness
- Launch price $159 (USD)
- Film format 110 13 x 17 mm
- Lens mount Fixed lens
- Shutter 1/250 to 30 sec Bulb
- Weight 113g (4 oz)
Expert Reviews
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- PetaPixel 7/10
I love this camera. It's one of the coolest-looking gadgets I've ever seen.
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The Lomomatic 110 is certainly a fun experience for anyone who wants to try out film photography, and is happy to trade the quality of 35mm for easier loading.
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Looks great with fantastic retro styling but is awkward to use, has fiddly settings and it isn’t the cheapest way to get on the vintage 110 bandwagon.
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The Lomography Lomomatic 110 film camera has an eye-catching design and is very easy to use.
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The Lomomatic 110 is a super fun camera and 110 is a delightful format! If you have the resources available that make it relatively affordable, it’s worth checking out and getting into if you aren’t already.
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The Lomomatic 110 certainly isn’t overpriced for a brand new camera in 2024 (you could buy five of the Golden Gate version, minus flash [...]
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Glass lens: with this lens and the way focus is implemented, the Lomography has created basically the ultimate tool for their baby film, which just rips.
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It’s a nope from me here but a slightly frustrated one.
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While I do think that the camera has a few glitches and requires a bit of a learning curve, it was still an absolute blast to use. It might even be the most fun I’ve had in years trying out a new camera.
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I really, really, really enjoyed using it and seeing the kinds of results that we could get in our photo walk here, which was more or less a two series test I would say for this kind of camera, and nevertheless it delivered in this context and it really indicates, oh, this [...]
