Lomography Releases Two New Designs of Its Lomomatic 110 Film Camera
Camera maker Lomography has launched two new versions of its pocket-sized Lomomatic 110 analog camera, called Ladybug and Panthera. Their technical capabilities remain the same as the earlier model.
Lomography, a maker of analog film cameras, has expanded its miniature Lomomatic 110 line with two new design versions. The pocket-sized film camera first appeared on the market in early 2024, and the new editions widen the choice for buyers interested in film photography.
Two new editions
The Ladybug Edition has a red body with black dots. The more exclusive Panthera Edition has a gold-plated brass body decorated with a cheetah pattern. The Ladybug version costs 119 euros, while the Panthera is priced at 189 euros.
Technical specifications
Functionally, both cameras match the earlier models. They use 110-format film cartridges, which make loading and changing film easy even for beginners. The frame size is 17 x 13 millimetres, almost the same as the sensors in modern Micro Four Thirds digital cameras.
The camera has a 23 mm f/2.8 lens that can be stopped down to f/5.6 when needed. Automatic exposure works with films rated from ASA 100 to 400. Focusing is manual, using four zone-focus settings.
Additional features
The flash can be detached, and the camera body can be slid into a more compact size for easier transport. To switch the camera on, the body is simply slid outward. It also has a small optical viewfinder, a double-exposure mode and colour filters that can be placed in front of the flash for dramatic effects.
The camera needs one CR2 battery, which is not included. Compatible 24-exposure film cartridges are available from around 8 euros.
