If you’ve ever found yourself longing for razor-sharp instant photos while battling the quirks of instant film, the Lomo’Instant Wide Glass is about to make your dreams come true—well, at least the photography ones. Equipped with a 90mm multi-coated glass lens, this latest iteration of the Lomo’Instant might just be the sharpest instant camera you’ll ever lay hands on. We’re talking a lens so sharp, you could probably cut through your artistic indecision with it.
With a focusing distance of just 0.3 meters, you can get up close and personal—really personal. Think you’ve got pores? This camera knows for sure. Plus, with a fully programmatic shutter and aperture mode, manual f/22 for greater depth of field, and PC sync for external flashes, it’s like having your own little portable studio. Whether you’re going for artsy long exposures or multiple exposures for those extra creative shots, the Lomo’Instant Wide Glass is ready to roll.
And if you’re feeling particularly fancy, don’t forget the included Splitzer, remote control lens cap, and color gel filters to truly play around with your compositions. It’s the kind of instant camera that makes you feel like a professional photographer, even if all you’re shooting are your breakfast burritos.
At US$279 a pop, it is not the cheapest instant camera on the block but it may be worth the dough if you are sick of blurry instant photos. Skip ahead to admire this beauty while you are procrastinating over if you purchase it.
Images: Lomography.
