Philippe Multeau

Web and print graphic designer Philippe Multeau, aka frenchyfyl, has been a Lomographer since 2011. Have a look at his Connoisseur’s selection for day-to-day film shooting and get as excited as he is about all things analogue!

If, like me, you live in a very small village lost in the countryside, you don’t often meet people who practice film photography. Within the Lomography Community, I know that I’m not the only one who loves this medium! My philosophy: shoot without thinking and have fun! Every shot is therefore unique, whether it’s good or not!

Sprocket Rocket 35 mm Panoramic Camera Bittersweet

Ignite your creativity with the fiery allure of the Sprocket Rocket Bittersweet – a bold and distinctive take on our iconic panoramic camera. FREE Lightpainter with every order!

$79.00
Sprocket Rocket Camera 35 mm Panoramic Camera Baja Blue

Embark on a cosmic journey of creativity with the mesmerizing blue hues of the Sprocket Rocket Baja Blue. FREE Lightpainter with every order!

$79.00
2021 LomoChrome Purple Pétillant 120 ISO 100–400

Unique chemical formulas set our LomoChrome color negative films apart. The new 2021 formula of our LomoChrome Purple film is a little pétillant on the nose. You’ll still get the psychedelic purple hues and color-shifting madness, with a sparkling surprise on some frames.

$11.90
2021 LomoChrome Purple Pétillant 35 mm ISO 100–400

Unique chemical formulas set our LomoChrome color negative films apart. The new 2021 formula of our LomoChrome Purple film is a little pétillant on the nose. You’ll still get the psychedelic purple hues and color-shifting madness, with a sparkling surprise on some frames.

$10.90
Lomo LC-Wide 30th Anniversary Edition

Capture more of the world around you in the ultimate analogue aesthetic with the world’s widest 35 mm auto compact camera, in a limited edition handcrafted leather design to celebrate 30 Years of Lomography.

$449.00
Atoll Ultra-Wide 2.8/17 Art Lens M Mount

Embrace a brand new ultra-wide perspective with shots that exaggerate relative size and boast impressive depth for eye-catching, inspiring, immersive photography and film.

Special Price $399.20 Regular Price $499.00
Diana Instant Square Deluxe Kit Classic Edition

Splash the legendary Diana aesthetic across standout, saturated, square instant shots and enjoy unlimited artistic freedom thanks to a stunning array of attachments included.

$179.00
Diana Instant Square Camera with Flash Classic Edition

Splash the legendary Diana aesthetic across standout, saturated, square instant shots and take your experimentation through the night with the Diana Instant Square and the Diana F+ Flash

$129.00
LomoChrome Purple 120 ISO 100–400

Unique chemical formulas set our LomoChrome color negative films apart. Psychedelic Purple crafts a heady blend of earthy reds, crisp plums and velvety violet hues.

$13.90
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Lomo LC-Wide 35 mm Film Camera

Say hello to the world’s widest 35 mm auto compact camera. Now you can capture more of the world around you in the ultimate analogue aesthetic.

$399.00
Lomo LC-A+ 35 mm Film Camera

The new and improved version of the original 35 mm film camera that single-handedly launched the global Lomographic movement and pioneered a legendary analogue aesthetic.

$299.00
Lomo LC-A 120 Film Camera

Get the lomo look on medium format film. Now you can capture the ultimate analogue aesthetic in even more detail.

$449.90
LomoChrome Purple 35 mm ISO 100–400

Unique chemical formulas set our LomoChrome color negative films apart. Psychedelic Purple crafts a heady blend of earthy reds, crisp plums and velvety violet hues.

$12.90
Out of stock
Diana F+ Camera & Flash

Relive the swingin’ sixties and shoot dreamy, color-drenched square images on 120 film with the Diana F+, fitted with its own flash.

$89.00
Sprocket Rocket 35 mm Panoramic Camera

Launch yourself into a new Lomographic experience with the astounding Sprocket Rocket, the world’s first panoramic wide-angle 35 mm camera dedicated to sprockets.

$79.00

I discovered Lomography when I bought the Diana F+ camera and immediately fell in love with its beautiful look, manual settings and square format! I adore the lo-fi images and surprising results it produces: the images can be soft and dreamy or very contrasted with a strong vignette. I love these kinds of mind-blowing surprises! You get the same feeling with the Diana Instant Square – a Diana where you can see the results instantaneously, isn’t it magical?

Instant photos taken with the Diana Instant Square

If I had to give advice to someone discovering the Lomography universe for the first time, I would direct them without hesitation toward the emblematic Lomo LC-A+, LC-Wide or Lomo LC-A 120 for anyone wanting to try medium format. Small, solid, practical, efficient – I love them! You get the Lomographic look of saturated colors and vignettes with a glass lens for perfectly sharp images and a light meter that gives a successful exposure every time! I really enjoy shooting on LomoChrome Purple film with these cameras.

For a lower budget, the Sprocket Rocket has never ceased to amaze me with its panoramic format and visible perforations. I have a real crush on this camera and it follows me everywhere.

Photos taken with the LC-A 120 paired with LomoChrome Purple film and with the Sprocket Rocket camera

When Lomography released the Atoll Ultra-Wide 2.8/17 Art Lens, my very first reaction was "pretty cool! A new lens for my Leica!" Having a lens inspired by the Lomo LC-Wide with an f/2.8 aperture, it’s magical!

Photos taken with the LC-Wide and the Atoll Ultra-Wide Art Lens

I don’t try to create perfect images, I like the rock’n’roll aspect of Lomography. I often cross-process (X-Pro) my images to get a real Lomographic look using positive (slide) film such as Lomography XPro Slide 200 film. The final result, although very random, can offer very nice surprises!

Photos developed with a cross-processing method

Top tip: cross processing tends to overexpose images. To avoid this, push the ISO up a notch. For example, for a 200 ISO roll, I usually set the camera to 400 ISO.


All photos were taken by Philippe Multeau. You can follow him on Lomography.