The La Sardina Seoul Edition was introduced by Lomography in February 2012 after the "Seoul All Around You" competition. It is the first version of the camera that the user can customize.
The eight stickers included in the package can be applied to the La Sardina as desired. It can also be left in the white design. This camera was created in cooperation with city government of Seoul, capital of South Korea.
The edition is also equipped with the well-known wide-angle lens, MX switch, bulb mode and connection for Fritz The Blitz. It needs 35mm film (eBay / Amazon*).
Feature overview of the La Sardina Seoul Edition
The La Sardina has a 22mm fixed lens with a focal length of 32mm and an angle of view of 89 degrees. The lens is perfect for landscape photography and group photos. There is also a manual focus control that allows the user to control the focus range of the lens.
The La Sardina camera has a simple rewind mechanism that allows the user to rewind the film to achieve double exposures or other creative effects. The camera can also be used with an external flash for extra light in dark situations. There are a variety of flash options to suit any user, whether a beginner or experienced photographer.
Films
Another unique feature of the La Sardina camera is its versatility. The camera can be used with a variety of films, which include black and white, color, and slide films. Each film has its own unique color palette and texture that can give the camera a unique look. A nice film for the 35mm camera is the Kodak Ultramax 400*. This film is versatile and gives solid results.
