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the lomography motto of

" dont think just shoot "

1. Take your camera everywhere you go.
2. Use it anytime, day and night.
3. Lomography is not an interference in your life, but part of it.
4. Try the shot from the hip.
5. Approach the objects of your lomographic desire as closely as possible.
6. Don't think (William Firebrace).
7. Be fast.
8. You don't have to know beforehand what you captured on film.
9. Afterwards, either.
10. Don't worry about any rules.

that ryte dear....

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#1 Take your camera everywhere you go

Both the XA and the LC-A+ are extremely compact and much lighter than contemporary compact 35s such as the Canon G-III 17. The LC-A+ is lighter than the XA because more parts are made out of plastic. Some people consider this a fault. I consider it a benefit because it makes it easier to take with me everywhere. Both cameras have a separate flash which makes them more compact and convenient to use during the day when you don’t need the flash. Both cameras have a built-in lens protector. Both of these cameras are great for following this golden run, but I give the edge (ever so slight) to the LC-A+ because it’s lighter than the XA.

#2 Use it any time – day and night

To follow this rule, a camera needs at least one of two things – support for a flash, and/or excellent low-light performance. Both the XA and the LC-A+ have support for a flash. The XA uses a proprietary flash. The most commonly found model, the A11, is a bit underpowered. The LC-A+ provides a standard hot shoe which means you can use any standard hot shoe flash. The XA supports a maximum film speed of 800 ASA, supports a maximum exposure time of 10 seconds, and includes threads for a tripod. It doesn’t include threads for a shutter release cable, but it does have an automatic timer. The LC-A+ supports film up to 1600 ASA, supports a maximum exposure time of “very long”, includes threads for a tripod and threads for a shutter release cable. The LC-A+ is, in fact, a long exposure monster. Focusing at night can be tricky with the XA because it’s difficult to see the images in a rangefinder and it’s difficult to see the numbers on the focusing ring. Focusing at night is easy with the LC-A+ because of the zone focusing detentes. Because of the standard hot-shoe flash which can support syncing with very powerful flashes and easy strobist techniques, and because of the LC-A+’s support for fast film and very long exposures, and because the LC-A+ is easier to focus at night, I think the LC-A+ is the clear winner with respect to rule #2.

#3 Lomography is not an interference in your life, but part of it

Both cameras work well with this rule.

#4 Try the shot from the hip

Wide angel lenses make it easier to compose without looking through the viewfinder. The wider the lens, the easier it is to include the subject in the frame when you point the camera in it’s general direction. Wider-angle lenses also give you a greater depth of field which makes focusing easier. The LC-A+ has a slightly wider-angle lens, so I give it a slight edge over the XA with respect to this rule.

#5 Approach the objects of your lomographic desire as close as possible

The LC-A+ has a closer focusing distance and a wider-angle lens than the XA which makes it easier to get closer to the objects of your lomographic desire. The edge goes to the LC-A+.

#6 Don’t think (william firebrace)

The LC-A+ has fully automatic exposure. The XA has aperture-priority exposure which means you have to pay attention to an exposure needle in the rangefinder to get the right exposure. You also have to work harder at focusing. You definitely have to think less with the LC-A+.

#7 Be fast

The fully automatic exposure and fast zone focusing make the LC-A+ a faster camera. I found myself fidgeting a lot with the XA. The LC-A+ is faster. Support for faster film makes it literally faster.