* Click on the images for larger version. These were done by ThirtySix, so make sure you thank them if you find the info useful. \ud83d\ude00<\/em><\/p>\n The first one (above) compares the LC-Wide, La Sardina & Wide Lens Camera. The full article can be found here<\/a>.<\/em><\/p>\n The 2nd one compared the LC-Wide and the LC-A+ (with Wide Angle Lens attached). Check out the full article here<\/a>.<\/em><\/p>\n Image taken with the La Sardina & flash. Super fun camera!<\/em><\/p>\n Based on some of the questions I received, here are few common ones …<\/p>\n Q. ‘Which one should I buy if I wanna take photos with the sprocket holes exposed?’<\/p>\n A. For this … you have the choice of either the Sprocket Rocket or the Spinner.<\/em><\/p>\n Q. ‘Which one is easier to use?’<\/p>\n A. Honestly … this is one tough question. It all depends on how one defines ‘easier’. Usually I’ll tell people (for those who are new into this) to go for the LC-Wide or LC-A+ (with wide lens). The reason is simple because there is a light meter on it and that usually gives better (don’t quote me on that!) results unless one is already familiar with gauging exposures\/lighting.<\/em><\/p>\n Image taken with the Spinner 360.<\/em><\/p>\n Q. ‘Which is cheap & good?’<\/p>\n A. Ermm … I can’t answer that. Most of them are pretty affordable except the LC-W & LC-A+ but since they are cameras of different categories … you’ve to decide for yourselves. \ud83d\ude1b The 2 more expensives ones are way more solidly built while the rest are rather plasticky (but fun!).<\/em><\/p>\n Q. ‘Which one do you like most?’<\/p>\n A. Tough question! I love the LC-Wide for the compactness and light meter, I love the La Sardina for the looks, I like the Sprocket Rocket for the wideness & sprocket holes and I love the Spinner … for the fun it gives when shooting (except the part where I’ll get my fat face in the photo!).<\/em><\/p>\n Q. ‘Do I need the LC-Wide since I already own the LC-A+? I can just buy the wide lens attachment.’<\/p>\n A. True. You actually don’t need the LC-Wide … unless it is compactness you are going for. The LC-A+ with the wide lens attached is pretty darn bulky.<\/em><\/p>\n Image taken with the LC-Wide. You can go pretty darn close!<\/em><\/p>\n The two cameras that are pretty close in comparison (to me) are probably the La Sardina & the UWS but the newer La Sardina has a lot more to offer with the existence of a flash, two distance settings, multi exposure capability and bulb mode.<\/p>\n Image taken with the Sprocket Rocket. Super wide sprocket fun!<\/em><\/p>\n If you are still having problem deciding which one to go for … why not just head down to ThirtySix<\/a> and let the experts help you choose the perfect wide angle cam?<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Some friends asked me about which Lomo\/toy camera should they go for if they wanna shoot wide. In the past, I’d tell them to either get the LC-A+ with the wide angle lens attachment or the (way cheaper but needs lots more light and careful usage) Vivitar Ultra Wide & … <\/p>\n![\"\"](\"http:\/\/www.ndroo.com\/blog\/images\/misc9\/wideangle-comparison.jpg\")
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