Lomo Sprocket Rocket Panorama Camera BLK
The Sprocket Rocket is a compact 35mm that boasts a super-wide panoramic lens, forward and backward winding for multiple-exposures and of course, sprockets!
The Lomo Sprocket Rocket is fitted with a reverse gear, allowing you to rewind and remix your photos! Travel back in time with our ultra-convenient dual-scrolling knobs. Feel like overlaying a brand-new moment on top of that beautiful shot you took last week? The Sprocket Rocket can make it happen!
Dance, dart and flutter between frames to your heart's content. As if this wasn't enough, it's also fitted with a super wide-angle lens enabling you to open up your world and snap those breathtaking panoramas. Don't be fooled by its small and compact shape, the Rocket can fit more in a single frame than you ever thought was possible!
- Uses all types of standard 35mm camera film
- Super-wide angle lens
- Unique dual-scrolling knobs
- B-setting for long exposures
- Zone-focusing
For some Lomographers, sprocket-hole photography has long been an obsession. The sprocket holes are basically the small rectangular perforations on 35mm film, located on each edge of the film, and are used to guide the film through the camera from its canister. The Sprocket Rocket allows you to really get the most out of your film by exposing the image to the full length of the film, including and extending past the sprocket holes! So what are you waiting for?
Unleash those sprockets!
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Lomo Sprocket Rocket Panorama Camera BLK
The Sprocket Rocket is a compact 35mm that boasts a super-wide panoramic lens, forward and backward winding for multiple-exposures and of course, sprockets!
The Lomo Sprocket Rocket is fitted with a reverse gear, allowing you to rewind and remix your photos! Travel back in time with our ultra-convenient dual-scrolling knobs. Feel like overlaying a brand-new moment on top of that beautiful shot you took last week? The Sprocket Rocket can make it happen!
Dance, dart and flutter between frames to your heart's content. As if this wasn't enough, it's also fitted with a super wide-angle lens enabling you to open up your world and snap those breathtaking panoramas. Don't be fooled by its small and compact shape, the Rocket can fit more in a single frame than you ever thought was possible!
- Uses all types of standard 35mm camera film
- Super-wide angle lens
- Unique dual-scrolling knobs
- B-setting for long exposures
- Zone-focusing
For some Lomographers, sprocket-hole photography has long been an obsession. The sprocket holes are basically the small rectangular perforations on 35mm film, located on each edge of the film, and are used to guide the film through the camera from its canister. The Sprocket Rocket allows you to really get the most out of your film by exposing the image to the full length of the film, including and extending past the sprocket holes! So what are you waiting for?
Unleash those sprockets!
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The Sprocket Rocket is a compact 35mm that boasts a super-wide panoramic lens, forward and backward winding for multiple-exposures and of course, sprockets!
The Lomo Sprocket Rocket is fitted with a reverse gear, allowing you to rewind and remix your photos! Travel back in time with our ultra-convenient dual-scrolling knobs. Feel like overlaying a brand-new moment on top of that beautiful shot you took last week? The Sprocket Rocket can make it happen!
Dance, dart and flutter between frames to your heart's content. As if this wasn't enough, it's also fitted with a super wide-angle lens enabling you to open up your world and snap those breathtaking panoramas. Don't be fooled by its small and compact shape, the Rocket can fit more in a single frame than you ever thought was possible!
- Uses all types of standard 35mm camera film
- Super-wide angle lens
- Unique dual-scrolling knobs
- B-setting for long exposures
- Zone-focusing
For some Lomographers, sprocket-hole photography has long been an obsession. The sprocket holes are basically the small rectangular perforations on 35mm film, located on each edge of the film, and are used to guide the film through the camera from its canister. The Sprocket Rocket allows you to really get the most out of your film by exposing the image to the full length of the film, including and extending past the sprocket holes! So what are you waiting for?
Unleash those sprockets!
