LOMOGRAPHY LC-A+

The LOMO LC-A+ is a 35mm compact camera produced by Lomography in 2006, based on the original LOMO LC-A. Manufactured in China, it features improvements over its predecessor, including multiple exposure capabilities, support for film speeds up to 1600 ISO, a cable release compatible shutter button, and front threading for accessories. Early versions of the LC-A+ came with the Russian-made Minitar lens, while models released from 2007 onwards typically featured Chinese-made lenses. The camera has a 3-element 32mm 1:2.8 Minitar lens with a 63-degree angle of view and zone focus settings at 0.8m, 1.5m, 3m, and infinity. It offers shutter speeds from 1/500 to unlimited and an X-synchronized hotshoe mount for flash. The LC-A+ lacks the zone focus markers in the viewfinder and the aperture setting option found in the original LC-A.