Lomography Sprocket Rocket Camera
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If you're familiar with Lomography, then you're probably familiar with the brand's sprocket-hole photography – the rectangular perforations that are found on 35mm film. Well, the Vienna-based label has answered Lomographer's prayers and has crafted the Sprocket Rocket camera, which exposes the image on the full length of the film (including the sprockets). We think it's the perfect choice for city landscapes and adventures with friends – don't you?| A MOUTHWATERING BREAKTHROUGH IN ANALOGUE TECHNOLOGY!The Sprocket Rocket is a compact 35mm that boasts a super-wide panoramic lens, forward and backward winding for multiple-exposures and of course, sprocketsWHAT ARE SPROCKET HOLES?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 on the full length of the film, including and extending past the sprocket holes! So what are you waiting for? Unleash those sprockets!!WHAT ARE PANORAMAS?Panoramic shots are super-wide photos that allow you to capture the entire field of view, not just a small part of it. The Sprocket Rocket is fully equipped with a mouthwatering super wide-angle lens, allowing you to really get the whole picture! Whether you want to fit that stunning cityscape into one frame or have your entire graduation class in one photo, with the Sprocket Rocket's crisp and beautiful panorama function, anything is possible.
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