Film photography fans have a new compact to get excited about. The Lomography Lomo MC-A is a 35mm point-and-shoot built for simplicity, portability, and creative control, pairing a classic design with smart conveniences that make shooting film fun again.
At its heart is a fixed 32 mm f/2.8 lens—wide enough for street, travel, and everyday snapshots, and bright enough to keep you shooting in lower light. A small top display streamlines the experience, giving quick access to the self-timer and showing the status of your flash and film so you can stay in the moment instead of diving through menus.
The Lomo MC-A supports DX coding for automatic ISO detection, but it also lets you manually override film speed for auto exposure. That means you can easily push or pull your favorite film stocks without breaking your flow, a big plus for those who like to experiment. The camera includes a built-in flash for night scenes and indoor shooting, and while there’s no accessory shoe, the integrated flash keeps the setup sleek and pocketable. Power comes from a CR2 battery, and the camera works with rechargeable CR2s as well to keep running costs down.
Key highlights:
– 35mm compact film camera with a fixed 32 mm f/2.8 lens
– Top display for self-timer access plus flash and film status
– DX coding with manual ISO override for creative exposure control
– Built-in flash, no accessory shoe for a cleaner, compact profile
– Powered by a CR2 battery, with support for rechargeable CR2s
Price and availability:
The Lomo MC-A is available to pre-order for $549 from the manufacturer’s online shop. Shipping is free, with deliveries slated to begin in December. Choose from black or silver finishes to match your style.
If you’re looking for an easy-to-carry 35mm film camera that balances automatic convenience with room to experiment, the Lomography Lomo MC-A checks all the right boxes for everyday shooting and creative film work.
