Lomography Belair

Excellent build quality. Very sharp. Moderate wide-angle field of view.

Scale focus only. Limited to two apertures.

If you're happy with the 90mm field of view on the Belair, but disappointed with the quality of the images that the bundled plastic lens captures, the Belairgon 90mm f/8 is a worthy upgrade. It's a bit bigger and heavier, but there's no getting around...

Shoots 6-by-12-centimeter panoramic images. Includes two interchangeable lenses. Folding design. Uses standard 120 roll film. Standard hot shoe.

No manual shutter control. Slow f-stop. Framing isn't entirely accurate. Flash exposure can be tricky.

The Lomography Belair X 6-12 Jetsetter is a refreshing change of pace for Lomography. Even though it ships with plastic lenses, it is not at all a toy camera—the images are a bit too refined for that. They aren't tack sharp, but the dreamy, hazy "Lomo...