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The '''LOMO LC-A+''' is a camera produced by [[Lomography]] based on the original [[LOMO LC-A]].
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The '''LOMO LC-A+''' is a camera produced by [[Lomography]] in 2006 based on the original [[LOMO LC-A]].
  
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The LC-A+ is made in China. It is nearly identical to the original, but has improvements including [[multiple exposure]], film speed now up to 1600 ISO, as well as a [[cable release]] compatible shutter button. The initial LC-A+ had the same Minitar lens that was made in Russia by [[Lomo]], but versions released in 2007 and later had lenses made in China as standard. Russian made lenses are still available at a additional cost.
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==Links==
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* [http://microsites.lomography.com/lca+/history LC-A History] at [http://microsites.lomography.com/lca+/ Lomography LC-A+ page]
 
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The LOMO LC-A+ is a camera produced by Lomography in 2006 based on the original LOMO LC-A.

The LC-A+ is made in China. It is nearly identical to the original, but has improvements including multiple exposure, film speed now up to 1600 ISO, as well as a cable release compatible shutter button. The initial LC-A+ had the same Minitar lens that was made in Russia by Lomo, but versions released in 2007 and later had lenses made in China as standard. Russian made lenses are still available at a additional cost.

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