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Lomography HYDROCHROME SUTTONS PANORAMIC BELAIR CAMERA

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$55.99 $79.99 In stock

Category: Film Cameras

A 35 mm camera and liquid-filled lens that crafts extraordinary perforated panoramics. Go loopy with liquids, wild for the wetlook and crazy with colors!

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Alexander ★★★★★

The panoramic format from this liquid-filled lens gives such a unique, dreamy look — totally unlike any other camera I've tried. Loading the 35mm film was straightforward, and the results have this cool, watery distortion that's perfect for cityscapes.

Benjamin S. ★★★★★

I was a bit nervous about how the liquid lens would handle everyday shooting, but the perforated panoramic frames it produces have this dreamy, almost surreal quality that digital just can’t touch. The 35mm format means I can run a roll through in an afternoon, and every single shot feels like a tin

James O. ★★★★★

The liquid-filled lens is the star here—every shot comes out with these wild, unpredictable color shifts that feel like pure luck. I’ve only run two rolls through it, but the panoramic format gives the frames a dreamy, stretched-out vibe that photoshop couldn’t touch.