As the weather heats up, so too do Rangefinder's sizzling summer giveaways! This time, we partnered up with Lomography to bring some instant-film fun to your mix. One lucky Rangefinder fan will win a brand new Lomo’Instant Wide Central Park Camera and Lens set—a total retail value of $259.

Ideal for creating a look that's got a bit of a retro flavor, the vintage-inspired Lomo'Instant Wide camera supports long exposures, multiple exposures and color-flashed exposures—perfect for capturing colorful fireworks at that Fourth of July BBQ, or for flexing your creativity on the next wedding or portrait shoot. This Lomo'Instant set comes packed with everything you see below: the Wide Central Park camera, colored gel filters, the Wide Ultra Wide-Angle lens attachment and viewfinder, the Wide Close-Up lens attachment, Wide Splitzer, remote control lens cap, plus shooting technique cards and an instructional manual. (Note: Instax Wide film and AA batteries are not included.)

We've made entering to win super simple:

1. LIKE Rangefinder’s Facebook page (if you haven’t already).

2. LIKE the Facebook post announcing the giveaway. (And why not share it with your friends for good measure, too?) For convenience, we’ve pinned the qualifying post to the top of our Facebook page for the duration of the giveaway so it’s easy to locate. Note: contestants who have already liked Rangefinder's Facebook page are still eligible to enter the Lomography giveaway simply by liking the pinned giveaway post.

3. CHECK back on Rangefinder’s Facebook page every week for more giveaway announcements, as well as the latest news and stories covering the wedding and portrait photography industry!

The Lomography giveaway is open to all entrants (WORLDWIDE!) and will run until Friday, July 8, 2016 at 3 p.m. EST, so be sure to share the message with your friends before time runs out! One winner will be selected randomly and will be announced the following week after the entry deadline (the week of July 11).

To get even more psyched about the prize, here's a short video from Lomography that details the full camera specs and provides some great inspiration for instant film shooting:

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