Lomomatic 110 Panthera brass analog camera, Digi Mart USA News: Lomography is expanding its Lomomatic 110 compact analog camera with two new colour editions, according to a publisher report from Notebook Check. The camera was originally introduced in early 2024, and the manufacturer says it is making no changes to the underlying technology.
The new Ladybug Edition has a red body with black spots, while the Panthera Edition has a gold-coloured brass body with a cheetah pattern. The Lomomatic 110 Ladybug is available now for $119, and the brass Panthera model costs $189. A CR2 battery is required and is not included.
The camera uses 110-format pocket film in cartridges, which the report says makes loading and changing film easy for beginners. The 17 x 13 millimetre film frame is almost exactly the size of the sensor in a Micro Four Thirds camera, such as the OM Pen.
The Lomomatic 110 pairs the film with a 23 mm f/2.8 lens that can be stopped down to f/5.6, and automatic exposure supports film rated ASA 100 to 400.
Focusing is manual, using zone focusing with four settings. To make the camera easier to carry, the flash can be removed and the body collapsed, and extending the camera back to full size switches it on again.
The report also notes a small optical viewfinder, support for double exposures, and colour filters that can slide in front of the flash. Compatible 24-exposure film rolls start at $7.90.
