
Lomography
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Location
Headquarters: New York, New York, United States, North America
Region: New York
Country: US
Continent: North America
About
Lomography is a global photography brand and community dedicated to analogue cameras, film, and related accessories. It offers a wide range of cameras, lenses, film, and imaging gear, along with educational content, competitions, and travel experiences that celebrate analogue photography and creative experimentation. The company operates worldwide with storefronts, an online shop, and a magazine that features tips, gear reviews, and community stories.
Lomography is a global brand and community dedicated to analogue photography, offering cameras, film, and accessories. It serves photography enthusiasts through e-commerce, physical stores, and educational content that promotes creative experimentation. The company operates worldwide, fostering a network of artists and hobbyists who value the unique aesthetic of film photography.
Lomographische GmbH
1992
for_profit
active
Industries
Primary Industry: Retail
Categories
Funding & Financials
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2200000
50m-100m
ipo
Founders
Matthias Fiegl
Sally Bibawy
Leadership
Technology Stack
Products
Petzval 80.5 f/1.9 MKII Bokeh Control Art Lens: A modern lens for analogue and digital SLR cameras that allows control over the swirl bokeh effect in portraits.
LomoChrome Purple Film: An analogue film that shifts colors to psychedelic purple tones, available in 110, 35 mm, and 120 formats.
Lomo Daylight Developing Tank: A device for developing 35 mm film at home without the need for a darkroom or changing bag.
Lomomatic 110 Glass Lens Camera: A compact 110 format camera with automatic exposure, day/night aperture modes, controllable ISO, and a glass lens for sharp images.
Lomo’Instant Wide Glass Camera: An instant camera with a sharp glass lens and PC sync flash for wide-format instant photography.
LomoKino Movie Maker: A handheld analogue movie camera that shoots short motion pictures of up to 144 frames on 35 mm film.
