Lomography Simple Use Reloadable Film Camera Color Negative review: ‘simple use’ not single use

Lomography Simple Use Reloadable Film Camera Color Negative.

In an age of digital high-tech frippery, the Lomography company is a champion of relatively Lo-Fi analog photography. As such, it offers a wide range of reloadable and disposable film cameras at various price points and an even wider range of film stock in a variety of sizes, including 35mm, 110, and 120 formats. The camera I’m reviewing here is the ‘Color Negative’ edition from the Lomography Simple Use Reloadable Film Camera range. Apart from the different stickers that cover the front and back of each model and the film it’s supplied with, the camera itself is essentially identical for each edition. Although reloadable, they’re also viable as single-use disposable cameras.

The Color Negative edition of the camera is pre-loaded with a 36-exposure roll of film, whereas most other versions come with a 27-exposure roll. (Image credit: Matthew Richards)