Lomography has announced the latest addition to its Lomomatic 110 family — the Lomomatic 110 Nocturne, a sleek and compact film camera designed for capturing life’s most intimate and nostalgic moments. Cloaked in bold black metal and paired with a detachable flash, this miniature marvel is more than just a pretty face — it’s a powerful tool for analogue storytelling.

Despite its pocket-sized frame, the Lomomatic 110 Nocturne is packed with features, making it a versatile choice for both newcomers and seasoned photographers. From moonlit strolls to fleeting shadows, each frame is a poetic fragment of life, rendered with the unique charm only 110 film can offer.

The camera boasts fully automatic settings, a glass lens, controllable ISO, zone focusing, and interchangeable apertures. Its small size allows it to fit into the tightest of spaces, enabling users to explore creative Lomographic angles and perspectives on the go. Whether you’re a beginner dipping your toes into the analogue world or a veteran longing for the golden era of 110 photography, the Lomomatic 110 Nocturne promises to be a thrilling companion.

The 110 film format first rose to popularity in the 1970s, offering a simple and accessible way to enjoy photography. Though it eventually fell out of mainstream use, Lomography revived the format in 2012 and now proudly stands as the only brand still producing new 110 films and cameras.

Alongside the Lomomatic 110 series, Lomography offers an eclectic range of 110 film stocks — from colour negative and black & white to redscale and the experimental LomoChrome line — as well as other compact cameras like the Diana Baby and Fisheye Baby.