In this video I’m talking about the Lomo’Instant Wide Glass—specifically the one big thing that bugged me even though I genuinely love this camera. The viewfinder sits a little too far from the lens, and in my opinion that turns composing into a guessing game. I was getting inaccurate compositions (and it just wasn’t as fun to shoot), so I decided to stop complaining and actually fix it. I walk through my first “solution” (a cold shoe + external viewfinder mounted to the bottom), why it was super goofy in real-world use, and why it made the camera annoying to set down or pack. Then I show the bracket I designed that mounts to the camera’s strap lugs and puts a cold shoe up top—more in line with the stock lens—without blocking the film ejection. It snaps on and off easily, keeps the camera’s footprint basically the same when removed, and it immediately gave me more accurate framing (my first test shots were of my cat, perfectly centered). I also explain the two ways to buy it: as an STL file if you have a 3D printer, or as a printed physical product from my site (viewfinder not included).