The La Sardina has come ashore and has shaken off it’s seafoam to reveal it’s latest designer encasing featuring art from the experimental artist Robert Delaunay.
Coming standard with features such as nighttime bulb mode, multiple exposure functionality, and a minimum focusing distance of .6 meters users will surely find themselves reeling in some savory shots and feeling empowered by the limitless creative capabilities of the La Sardina.
Cable Release Connection - YesBattery Type - No battery neededAvailable Apertures - fixed f8Shutter Speeds 1/100 (N), Bulb (B)Focal Length - 22mmFilm advance - KnobFilm Format - 35 mmFlash connection - Unique La Sardina Micro ContactFocusing - Zone FocusingFocusing Distance - 0.6m-1m, 1m - InfinityFrame Counter - Auto Frame CounterTripod Mount - YesLightmeter - No View Finder - Direct optical viewfinder.
The camera is as unique aesthetically as it is versatile functionally.
Robert Delaunay’s captivating style was anything but conventional, and neither is this camera, with striking, bold colors, and a clear devotion to experimentation - with an unpredictable use of geometric patterns and shapes.
The La Sardina camera features a 22 mm wide-angle lens and can take any 35 mm film, making it the perfect companion for those wishing to catch some snaps of the sea shore, cityscapes and other shots requiring a bit more perspective.
In collaboration with Madrid’s Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum, the La Sardina Delaunay is an extraordinary catch for those with an appetite for a great camera with a one of a kind exterior.
The La Sardina has come ashore and has shaken off it’s seafoam to reveal it’s latest designer encasing featuring art from the experimental artist Robert Delaunay
