Phillip Pessar's photostream  

Olympus Quickmatic EES camera and Ferrania Solaris 126 film expired 2009.

Olympus Quickmatic EES camera and Ferrania Solaris 126 film expired 2009.

Polaroid Super Colorpack camera and Polaroid 108 film from The Film Photography Project which expired in 2000.

All of these cameras are thrift store finds from the last several months. With the exception of the Okotmat in the upper right all of these were new in the package and the Oktomat looked like it had never been used. Two of the cameras came with film that had expired about 10 years ago so it is not like the original owners did not have time to use them at least once. My point? A lot of Lomo cameras must be bought as gifts for people who are using digital and could care less about shooting film. Their loss has been my gain. Another observation, the Lomo camera on the bottom left which retails for $39.99 is very similar to the Pop Cam on the lower right which is Lomo like and not from Lomography and it retails for $12.99.

Kodak CX4300 digital camera with 3.2 megapixels I bought for $1.99.