What does LOMO mean?

LOMO (ЛОМО), originally the abbreviation of Ленинградское Оптико-Механическое Объединение, means Leningrad Optical Mechanical Union. LOMO is a high-end optical equipment manufacturer in St. Petersburg, Russia. It independently designs and manufactures a variety of optical equipment, from microscopes and endoscopes to telescopes and night vision equipment. LOMO LC-A is a 35mm automatic exposure rangefinder camera developed and produced by the factory during the former Soviet Union. Today, Lomo is often used as the abbreviation of Lomography, a community about optical film cameras and a trademark of Lomographische AG (a company that provides photography-related products and services). Lomo is an abbreviation, LOMO=Let Our Life be Magic and Open! Lomo itself refers to a Soviet camera from the 1950s, which is particularly sensitive to red, blue, and yellow light and has extremely bright colors. Now Lomo refers to an attitude when shooting, to capture at will and take whatever you want. Don’t worry about aperture or shutter speed, or pursue angles or composition. Even if the photo is overexposed or blurry, as long as it attracts attention, it is a successful work.

LOMO

abbr. Leningradskoje Opitiko Mechanitscheskoje Objedinenie; Lomo (camera brand)

n. (Lomo) personal name; (Western) Lomo

Example:

Lomo:?Make?photos?clear,?sharp?and?crisp.?

Lomo:?Make photos Clear, sharp and concise.

With?amazing?effects?like?LOMO,?BlueTone?and?Ageing,?lovely?stickers?and?frames,?this?app?is a great?fun!?

< p>With great effects like LOMO, BlueTone and aging, cute labels and frames, this app is really fun.

Gold-buying?offices?line its main avenues.?Bars?fill?theside?streets,?offering?beer?and?cheaplomo?saltado—stir-fried?meat?and?vegetables?served with ?rice?and?French?fries.?

Gold purchasing offices are lined up on both sides of the main road, and the side streets are dotted with bars that serve beer and cheap Peruvian fried beef (lomo? saltado - a vegetable stir-fried meat dish served with rice and French fries.