The Lubitel accepts 120 and 35mm film and features a glass lens for greater fidelity and sharpness than other toy cameras. These TLR cameras do require a bit more work and attention than the Holga and Diana do, and they require someone at the wedding to focus on the photography for a moment. But their retro design is sure to pique the interest of a number of wedding guests.
(via Bring Fun Film Cameras to the Party | BH inDepth)
“Waiting up to an hour until an image had formed. While the process is unique, the results are incredible and even more so when you think of how Christoph Blaschke, Mirko Derpmann, Scholz & Friends Berlin, Matthias Hewing and the Hamburg sanitation department created this project with their work tools.”
(via Dumpsters Transformed Into Giant Pinhole Cameras - PSFK)
Designer Niklas Roy developed a special kind of instant camera. He combined a Game Boy camera with a thermoprinter and pictures came out in real-time on paper that is usually used for bills and receipts. Now that’s funtography! Read on to see how he did it!
(via The Electronic Instant Camera by Niklas Roy - Lomography)