Lomography Sprocket Rocket camera
The latest edition to the analogue family sees no part of your film left untouched.
Written by Tom Eagar
Posted 12:26 GMT on October 29, 2010
More like this...
Lomography have released a brand new wide-angle lens camera, the poetically named Sprocket Rocket.
Like the Lomography Spinner 360 released earlier this year, the Sprocket Rocket uses 35mm film and takes photos right up to the edge of the roll, incorporating the sprocket holes into photos. Pretty cool, eh?
Boasting a super-wide panoramic lens and featuring both multiple and long exposure settings, plus the option of backwards winding, you'll be spoilt for choice with how to take photos!
Subscribe to HUCK for six issues
Only £21 (UK) / £44 (EU) / £59 (Rest of the World).
Lomography Sprocket Rocket camera (text) by Tom Eagar is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.
Add Your Comment...
Please note: Your comment may be held in moderation for approval by an administrator to prevent spamming. This usually doesn't take long, please be patient.