Mastering Multiple Exposures with the Lomo MC-A

Explore new forms of creativity

View in Browser Multiple exposures are a signature sign of Lomographic creativity and with the Lomo MC-A, you can stack moments like never before. With its 32 mm multi-coated glass lens, you can capture vibrant, sharp frames from as close as 0.4 m with a wide perspective. Imagine capturing the serenity of a sunset layered with the bustling city. Or layering portraits with nature. With the flick of a switch, you can craft images that tell a thousand stories. Or add the Splitzer for even more split-frame magic. No more boring frames. This is analogue resistance. Shop Now "The MC-A takes 35mm film and can shoot multiple and long-exposure images, as well as including a self-timer mode and tripod mount. Your shot count, focus and exposure modes can all be displayed on the dinky top LCD panel." —TechRadar Balance your image by layering a "busy" image with a simpler one. Look for cool textures: a fishnet, flowerbed, cracks in the pavement (you get the idea). Then overlay it with a second shot of a face or landscape. Add a Colored Gel Filter to your flash for multi-colored lightning effects. Keep swapping cameras with a friend to layer up each other's frames and merge your styles! TOP TIP! Dial the exposure compensation down a stop or two to avoid overexposure. All About MX "Double Exposure Mode: Easy to activate, fun to use, and paired with an included rotating split frame filter that opens up creative possibilities." —The Darkroom Storytelling with the Splitzer Lens The Lomo MC-A isn't just a camera, oh no! It's a gateway to living an analogue life. To creativity without a care in the world. With its Splitzer lens attachment, you've got a crazy little tool for splicing and dicing the world into pieces of delicious analogue pie. As The Beatles once famously said: twist and shout! Step 1: Attach the Splitzer Lens Step 2, 3,4,5,6….Take your photo, adjust the blinds, press the MX button and shoot again! Final step: Once you've taken your desired exposures, wind on the frame and wait! Join the Analogue Resistance Cover half of the lens with the Splitzer and try turning your camera upside down, left, right. You'll get surreal images that look like reflections! Who says you need to layer different subjects? Choose one and capture it several times while rotating the Splitzer curtain. We'd like to thank the following people for their photos: gocchin, amp_puttipong & garconmoustachu. Manage your subscriptions Browse our products Visit one of our stores Join our community Read our magazine Find analogue events near you Work at Lomography Lomography International: Kaiserstraße 34/12, 1070 Vienna, Austria, +43-1-899-440 Lomography USA: 68 Jay Street, Suite 415, Brooklyn, NY 11201, +1-718-422-7581 Lomography Asia Pacific: Flat B2, 6/F, Block B, Yee Lim Industrial Centre, No. 2-28 Kwai Lok Street, Kwai Chung, Hong Kong, +852-2525-5417 Despite the fact that the content of this newsletter was compiled with due care we accept no warranty for the correctness, completeness and actuality of the content provided. Availability of the products featured in this newsletter may vary depending on location.