Ever wanted to learn about the inner workings of an analog camera? Ever wanted to build one yourself? Lomography’s fun new Konstruktor gives you the chance! After a few clicks and screws, you’ll have your own fully-working 35mm camera with a top-down viewfinder to see what you shoot as well as a multiple exposure function, bulb setting for long exposures and a detachable 50mm f/10 Lens. The kit is perfect for DIYers and even comes with a set of stickers to give it your own personal touch. Buy it for yourself or a friend for a cool $35.

Valentine’s Day is right around the corner and Lomo has another Vday themed camera this year, the fun fabric covered Diana Love Letters for a cool $99.

As with other Diana F+ cameras it features the Diana F+ lens which creates dreamy, lo-fi photos on 120 film. It’s got two Shutter-Speeds: N for normal daytime/flash or B for long exposures indoor/nighttime. It also has two image sizes: 12 full-frame square shots 5.2 x 5.2cm or 16 smaller square images – 4.2 x 4.2cm. Get your analogue lover a fun new camera this holiday.

New to our Must-have list is the recently released Belair X 6-12 from Lomography. It’s a modern vintage throwback camera that you can’t ignore.

It comes in 3 models available for pre-order now, the Globe-trotter, the Jetsetter and the all black City Slicker. Each camera boasts auto-exposure capabilities, two inter-changeable lenses (90mm & 58mm), & bellows for easy folding.

One of the coolest things about this vintagy 120 film shooter is that it can shoot three aspect ratios— a square 6×6, a standard 6×9, and the 6-12 panorama. Other notables include zone focusing, support ISO film from 50 to 1600, a standard hot-shoe mount, and the Bulb mode and double exposure shooting modes you’d expect from Lomography.

Here a few sample images from the cameras:

The cameras are currently in short supply so order soon (globe-trotter already sold out), they’re guaranteeing delivery by December 19th for most countries.

New to the Must-Have family is Diana’s litle sister, the Diana Baby 110 that released today for $59. Some features include its pocketable miniature size, its two interchangeable lenses (a 12mm Ultra wide & standard 24mm), and a PC-Socket for late night fun. It goes without saying that it takes 110 film, so why not try Lomo’s new Orca 110 B&W film.

If you could never find a Lomo camera that fit your style, you no longer have an excuse. Lomography’s newly released La Sardina DIY Edition camera is ready for you to paint them, tag them, sticker them, customize them with photos or even take them apart. The world is your oyster … err Sardine.

The Lomography crew is at it again with a new set of 10 beach inspired La Sardina Clones. The bunch ranges from $75 to $109 with the Fritz the Blitz flash. Your trip to the tropics would not be complete without one of these colorful cameras.