Lupo - Film Camera

"A frame you can't check is the one you think about before you take it." Lupo is a film camera and a darkroom. Every frame that you take is exposed onto a modeled emulsion - the curve, the grain, and the way the light scatters in the base - then developed and printed the way film is. Just like in the analog days, you don't see what you shot until it comes back, hours later. 1) EIGHT EMULSIONS Warm and forgiving, saturated and unforgiving, black and white on a long tonal scale. Each behaves like the film it's modeled on. 2) TWELVE EXPOSURES TO A ROLL No retakes, no deleting the bad one and trying again. 3) HELD LIKE A CAMERA The interface never rotates to correct you. Turn the body and the picture turns with it, exactly as it would on film. 4) THE DARKROOM Load a roll, shoot it, and develop it. Frames arrive together when they're ready. 5) ROLLS, NOT SUBSCRIPTIONS Each film is bought once and stays in your bag.