The LC-Wide, produced by Lomography, is a 35mm film point-and-shoot camera that features an integrated wide-angle lens, offering a distinctive viewpoint while maintaining compactness. Its Minigon 1 Ultra-Wide 17mm f/4.5 lens delivers a broad field of vision, coupled with the beloved Lomo image quality characterized by vibrant colors, strong contrast, and a pleasing degree of vignetting. Additionally, a format selector switch enhances creative possibilities by allowing users to switch between standard full 35mm, square, and half-frame formats. For efficient and user-friendly photography, the LC-Wide incorporates a programmed auto exposure mode and supports shutter speeds of up to 1/500 sec. Furthermore, it provides manual control for long-exposure photography through a bulb setting, and a multiple exposure feature enables the capture of several sequential images for artistic effects. Built-in Minigon 1 Ultra-Wide 17mm f/4.5 lens produces an extremely broad field of view, and its classic design renders imagery with high contrast and saturation, as well as noticeable vignetting. Centered direct optical viewfinder offers a bright, unobstructed view of your scene for easy composition. Two-stage zone focusing control lets you choose to shoot from a close-up 1.3-3' range, or from 3' to infinity. Format selector allows you to choose between shooting full-frame, 36 x 24mm images; square 24 x 24mm images; or half-frame 17 x 24mm images—all on 35mm roll film. Programmed auto exposure allows for shooting on the fly and supports working with film speeds up to ISO 1600. Top shutter speed of 1/500 sec. allows you to freeze fast-moving subjects and a bulb setting lets you make infinitely long exposure for shooting in low-light environments. An MX switch lets you record an unlimited number of multiple exposures for creative effects. Top hot shoe is available for working with an optional external flash. Integrated 1/4"-20 tripod socket and the shutter release has a standard threaded cable release socket for more stable, shake-free long exposures.
