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It was the LOMO LC-A that sparked the [[Lomography|Lomographic Society]] (LSI).
 
It was the LOMO LC-A that sparked the [[Lomography|Lomographic Society]] (LSI).
  
After production ended, LSI contracted with [http://www.phenixoptics.com.cn/english/ Phenix Optical Company] in China to create an updated version called the '''[[Lomography LOMO LC-A+]]'''. This features a Chinese copy of the minitar lens but a variant is produced by the LSI, the '''LC-A+ RL''', which features a Russian made Minitar lens.
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After production ended, LSI contracted with [http://www.phenixoptics.com.cn/ Phenix Optical Company] in China to create an updated version called the '''[[Lomography LOMO LC-A+]]'''. This features a Chinese copy of the minitar lens but a variant is produced by the LSI, the '''LC-A+ RL''', which features a Russian made Minitar lens.
  
 
The LSI have also introduced an ultra wide angled model '''[[Lomography LOMO LC-A+|LC-wide]]''', based on the LC-A+. This features a 17mm ultra wide angle '''Minigon 1''' lens.
 
The LSI have also introduced an ultra wide angled model '''[[Lomography LOMO LC-A+|LC-wide]]''', based on the LC-A+. This features a 17mm ultra wide angle '''Minigon 1''' lens.
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* [http://shop.lomography.com/gb/cameras/lomo-lc-a-family Lomo LC-A family] and [http://shop.lomography.com/gb/cameras/lomo-lc-wide-family LC-Wide] pages at [http://shop.lomography.com/ Lomography]
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* [https://shop.lomography.com/eu/lomo-lc-a-35-mm-film-camera Lomo LC-A+] and [https://shop.lomography.com/eu/lomo-lc-wide-35-mm-film-camera LC-Wide] pages at [http://shop.lomography.com/ Lomography]
 
* [http://www.kataan.org/lomofaq/ Lomo LC-A FAQ] at [http://www.kataan.org/ http://www.kataan.org/]
 
* [http://www.kataan.org/lomofaq/ Lomo LC-A FAQ] at [http://www.kataan.org/ http://www.kataan.org/]
 
* Lionel's [http://35mm-compact.com/minicompact/lomolca.htm Lomo LC-A] page (French)
 
* Lionel's [http://35mm-compact.com/minicompact/lomolca.htm Lomo LC-A] page (French)
* [http://www.sovietcams.com/index.php?1813641338 Overview of LC-A variations] at Sovietcams.com
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* [http://www.sovietcams.com/index28f3.html?tmpl_into=middle&tmpl_id=211&_m_e_id=20&_menu_i_id=167 Overview of LC-A variations] at [http://www.sovietcams.com Sovietcams.com]
* [https://internoinbakelite.wordpress.com/2019/04/24/la-seconda-vita-di-una-lc-a/ LOMO LC-A] on [https://internoinbakelite.wordpress.com/ Interno in bakelite]
 
  
 
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Latest revision as of 06:21, 27 March 2022

The LOMO Kompact Automat (LC-A) was produced by LOMO PLC in St. Petersburg, Russia from 1984 until 2005. This compact 35mm film viewfinder camera was copied from the Cosina CX-2, but lacks its self-timer and swiveling front; and is built with cheaper components. The LC-A used a 3-element Minitar lens with noticeable vignetting, while the Cosina CX-2 had a 5-element lens.

The camera was sold with either LOMO, Ломо or ZENIT branding. The latter varient was for export.

It was the LOMO LC-A that sparked the Lomographic Society (LSI).

After production ended, LSI contracted with Phenix Optical Company in China to create an updated version called the Lomography LOMO LC-A+. This features a Chinese copy of the minitar lens but a variant is produced by the LSI, the LC-A+ RL, which features a Russian made Minitar lens.

The LSI have also introduced an ultra wide angled model LC-wide, based on the LC-A+. This features a 17mm ultra wide angle Minigon 1 lens.


LC-A Specifications

  • Lens: Minitar-1 3 element 32mm 1:2.8
  • Focus: zone focus 0.8, 1.5, 3m or inifinty
  • Field of vision angle: 63 degrees
  • Frame size: 36x24mm
  • Aperture: f/2.8 to f/16
  • Shutter: electromechanical program shutter
  • Shutter speed: 1/500 second to 2 mins
  • Exposure sensor: sits above film speed display
  • Viewfinder: Frame lines, parallax error, Battery LED, Low light warning LED (shutter below 1/30sec), focus zone indicators.
  • Flash: X-type syncronisation in hotshoe at 1/60. Aperture manually set.
  • Film Speed: 25-400ASA (some models rated in GOST)
  • Batteries: 3xSR-44P silver oxide
  • Standard Tripod mount
  • Not threaded for cable release


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