Includes:
Lomo 65mm Format 28mm/3.5 need re-polishing doublet inside the lens, 134mm front
Lomo 65mm Format 30mm/3.5 clean glass, front 134mm, russian lens, but not Lomo.
Lomo 65mm Format 40mm/3 clean glass 95mm front, round iris
Lomo 65mm Format 40mm/3.5 clean glass. huge, needs support , front 134mm
Lomo 65mm Format 56mm/3 clean glass. front 95mm, round iris
Lomo 65mm Format 75mm/2.8 clean glass, front 110mm, round iris
Lomo 65mm Format 100mm/2.8 litle cleaning marks on front, front 95mm, round iris
Lomo 65mm Format 125mm/2.8 clean glass, 95mm front, round iris
Lomo 65mm Format 150mm/2.8 clean glass, 95mm front, round iris
Lomo 65mm Format 200mm/2.8 clean glass, 110mm front, round iris
Lomo 65mm 300mm/3.5 clean glass,111mm front, round iris, PL mount( can convert to LPL)
zoom 45-200/3.5 clean glass, never used lens, 146mm front
The lenses are partially rehoused. All lenses come with LPL hard mounts, as well as standard 0.8 pitch focus and iris gears.
All lenses have been modified to LPL mount and standardized the front diameters. Some lenses were rehoused using very robust older “thread-type” housings.
The 75mm has been rehoused with a new cam-driven system.
The set can be sold with or without the zoom.
Features:
Anamorphic Squeeze: Designed to create a classic widescreen look by compressing the image horizontally during capture, then de-squeezing in post-production.
Vintage Aesthetic: Known for their distinct “Lomo Look,” offering a softer, more organic feel compared to modern, clinically sharp lenses.
Characteristic Flares: Produce prominent, often blue or warm-toned, horizontal lens flares that add character and a cinematic touch.
Oval Bokeh: Out-of-focus highlights render as distinct oval shapes, a signature of anamorphic lenses, adding to the dreamlike quality of the image.
Shallow Depth of Field: Contribute to a shallower depth of field, helping to isolate subjects and create a pleasing background blur.
Warm Color Palette: Tend to render colors with a natural warmth, complementing skin tones and overall image feel.
Robust Construction: Often built with durable, all-mechanical components, reflecting their Soviet-era origins.
Manual Focus: Typically fully manual lenses, requiring precise focus pulling for desired results.
Unique Optical Imperfections: Embrace subtle aberrations, distortions, and falloff towards the edges, which are part of their charm and contribute to the “vintage” look.
Rehoused Options: Many Lomo lenses found today are rehoused with modern cinema mounts (like PL mount) and improved mechanics for contemporary filmmaking workflows.