Lomography's film cameras have a devoted following, but the company's new product is aimed squarely at the digital world. The Experimental Lens Kit is a set of three lenses designed to let you shoot multiple exposures - one of the most distinctive effects of Lomography film photos - on your Micro Four Thirds camera. Other companies such as Fujifilm have released cameras that recreate the effect in software, but the Lomography lenses actually have a built-in mechanical shutters to produce multiple exposures optically.
The pack includes a 24mm standard lens, a 12mm wide-angle lens, and a fisheye lens with a 160-degree viewing angle. All three lenses have an aperature of f/8, a shutter speed of 1/100, and a bulb mode; they also come with colored gels that you can insert into a handy slot for filter effects. you won't be getting the best conventional image quality from these lense, of course, but at $89 for the set it could be a fun way to start a Micro Four Thirds collection after picking up that new Panasonic GM1.
These series of new lenses from Lomography, The Experimental Lens Kit has three designed that lets you shoot multiple exposures. One of a kind images of over lapping cities, a portrait with flowers and the sky layered on top. These filters add a whimsical view to the world.