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Yes, the best sponsor reel ever made.   (via)

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Little Dragon - Blinking Pigs (by kevyabstract)

LOMOGRAPHY EN MOVIMIENTO

¡Qué grande debe haber sido ser testigo de cómo se tomaron las primeras

fotografías, incluso ver cuando éstas comenzaron a moverse o ver a los

increíbles hermanos Lumière sorprender a las multitudes con sus primeros

cortometrajes. Tras más de 200 años desde la creación de las primeras

películas, millones de dólares en efectos especiales, grandes estudios de

cine e interminables dramas hollywoodiense, Lomography brinda la

oportunidad de volver a las raíces de la creación de las películas y ser

testigo de los primeros pasos de la lomografía en movimiento. Esta cámara

especial permite convertirse en un auténtico director y realizar cortometrajes

lomográficos con películas de 35 mm de cualquier tipo. Sin sonido, sin

efectos especiales, sin post-producción: simple Lomography en movimiento.

http://vimeo.com/31531425

Detalles Técnicos

− Tipo de película: toda clase de película de 135

− Lente: 25mm

− Área de exposición: 24mm x 8.5mm: 144 images/film

− Apertura Contínua: f/5.6 - f/11

− Disparo: 1/100

− Manivela: aprox. 3-4 fps, 36-48 sec. película por rollo

− Film counting: volume display

− Enfoque: (normal) 1m~infinito, (apretar el botón para planos a 0.6m)

− Tripode: si

Información puntos de venta: 91 310 44 18 y www.lomography.es

PVP: LOMOKINO: 65€, LOMOKINO+LOMOKINOSCOPE: 89€

Yo ya estoy ahorrando más piggies para llevarme el pack completo + la sproket rocket!

(via King Penguin Work In Progress. Starting to add detail now… by Martin Aveling (avelingartworks) on Mobypicture)

A New Website About Sprocket Hole Photography

www.sprocket-hole-photography.com

·       A Brand New Website All About Sprocket Holes

·       Aimed at newcomers to analogue photography

·       Website designed in the style of a roll of 35mm film

·       Information on what sprocket holes are and how to expose them with Lomography Cameras

The brand new Lomography website www.sprocket-hole-photography.comis designed as an introduction to sprocket holes for analogue newcomers – The website explains what sprocket holes are and highlights the range of Lomography cameras which allow you to shoot through the sprocket holes – Oh, and the website is designed in the style of a scrolling roll of 35mm film!

What Are Sprocket Holes?

Sprocket holes are the little square holes which run along the top and bottom of a 35mm film. They play a functional role in analogue photography because they hook onto your camera’s winder when you load the film – The little teeth of a film camera hook into these holes and transport the film to the next frame. Sprocket-holes are unique to 35mm analogue photography. Neither 120 medium format films nor any digital format features sprocket-holes.

Lomography Cameras That Can Expose Sprocket Holes

Lomography Sprocket Rocket

The world’s first wide-angle camera dedicated entirely to joys of sprocket-hole photography.

Sprocket Rocket Microsite

Spinner 360˚

Capture 360° panoramas, sprocket holes and all!

Spinner 360˚ Microsite

Diana F+ with Diana F+ 35mm back

The Diana’s standard format is 120 – But use the Diana F+ 35mm back and the camera becomes a sprocket fuelled wonder.

Diana F+ Microsite

Lubitel 166+

The Lubitel 166+ has the ability to shoot lovely 120 square images or 35mm panoramic portraits which include the sprocket holes.

Lubitel 166+ Microsite

(by zipper on Lomography)

Feeling European by The Winter Olympics

Girl you know I’d love you like a holiday.
I’m packing the essentials and I’ve got my money changed.
I’ve been thumbing through the guide books,
I’ve been studying the map
To find your points of local interest
And take you off the…