The Lomo LC Wide camera can also be attached to a special Fuji Instax back. I
had a LC-A and an Instant
kit for cheap(shown here). A small format is not suitable for the
instant format in principle, not even for the Fuji Mini, but I had seen the results with my LC-A kit. There is heavy vignetting,
the Lomo style, but nevertheless there are Instant photos. So I wanted to know how the LC Wide would perform.
The box with the adaption kit.
The
kit contains a correction lens to put in front of the camera lens and
a viewer.
Unpacked.
Camera
attached to the Instant back and correction lens in front of the camera
lens. It'a magnetic, attaches well and it's only made of plastic. The newer
LC-A+ models already have hinges which are detachable.
The kit ready to shoot.
First test on a dull day. It's ultra-wide.
The vignetting is quite similar to the LC-A.
Photo taken at 30cm (!) distance, aperture wide open. It's pure Lomo style. The camera on the photo is a Konica Pearl IV.
The
Instant back for both Lomo LC cameras is more a gadget. But it's fun to
have and gives immediate results. So I will keep it and it will not end
in a DIY project.
