Letting go of my cherished Lomo LC-A+ from Lomography. This analog 35mm film camera is a joy to shoot with and incredibly pocket friendly (both figuratively and literally fits in your pocket). This is a point-and-shoot style camera, where you set the ISO, set your focus distance with the lever, and the camera does the rest in terms of aperture and shutter speed. It features a very colorful and characterful Minitar 1 lens with a focal length of 32mm and aperture of f2.8. I'm including a wide-angle lens (20mm) as well as an underwater enclosure (haven't submerged it in a while, but should be working as expected), both of which I purchased separately for the camera. I just put in a fresh set of batteries and shot a test roll last week to make sure everything was working properly, and it is. Happy to provide some sample photos of the test roll upon request. Also includes the mini tripod that is pictured. Local pickup only. No trades. Full specs below: Film Format: 35 mm Focal Length: 32 mm Available Apertures: f2.8, f3.5, f5.6, f8, f11, f16 Shutter Speed: Bulb (B) to 1/500 Flash: Hotshoe Available ISO Settings: 100, 200, show contact info Multiple Exposure: Yes Tripod Mount: Yes Cable Release: Yes Battery: 3 x LR44 tags: analog, camera, film camera, 35mm, lomography, lomo, lca, lc-a, lc-a+, vintage, point and shoot,
