I have a Lubitel 2. What is really special about the Lubitel is the Cooke triplet lens. Stop down to f5.6 and set the focus to 2 metres, with the background 6 metres away, and you have a superb portrait camera with the most amazing bokeh. Forget about sharp, with the Lubitel it becomes irrelevant.
I have the original GOMZ Lubitel 2 (pre renaming to LOMO) and despite being 30 years older than a 166, the only real difference is that all of the shutter speeds are very slightly slower.
Come to Russia, they a sold here for almost free. There were millions of them produced in 1955-1981, not a rare artefact. I got the one I have for free.
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I have a Lubitel 2. What is really special about the Lubitel is the Cooke triplet lens. Stop down to f5.6 and set the focus to 2 metres, with the background 6 metres away, and you have a superb portrait camera with the most amazing bokeh. Forget about sharp, with the Lubitel it becomes irrelevant.
Old lenses always have great character.
Amazing video, and of course beautiful photos. This lens is pretty sharp
Thank you for the kind words.
very impressive photos especialy on lomography film
I have the original GOMZ Lubitel 2 (pre renaming to LOMO) and despite being 30 years older than a 166, the only real difference is that all of the shutter speeds are very slightly slower.
I do wish though that they offered more speeds than just the select few it has.
I just nabbed the last one.
The Polaroid Guy does this video and now everyone is making a Lomo Lib 166+. Who is paying $400 for this?
Come to Russia, they a sold here for almost free. There were millions of them produced in 1955-1981, not a rare artefact. I got the one I have for free.
Im paying 40€