Lomography Sprocket Rocket Black

Key Features
- Lomography Sprocket Rocket
- Ultra wide-angle film camera
- Uses all kinds of 35mm film
- Hotshoe flash connection
- Direct optical viewfinder
- Easy zone focusing
- Auto frame counter
- Color: Black
Overview
When it comes to shooting pictures with the film's sprocket holes within the image frame, the Lomography Sprocket Rocket Black camera is an ideal choice. It features dual winding knobs that let you move the film both backward and forward for a creative multiple exposure control. This camera features a wide-angle 30 mm lens that provides two apertures of f/10.8 and f/16 for a range of photography applications. The zone focusing function gives you the freedom to choose between two settings so that you can work with subjects located near and far. Also, this camera is compatible with all types of 35 mm film, such as color negative, black and white, color positive, and red scale.
Optics and Focus
This camera is equipped with a wide-angle 30 mm lens that provides two apertures of f/10.8 and f/16 for various photography applications. Use the dual winding knobs for moving the film back and forth for multiple exposure control. The zone focusing function offers two settings that let you work with close and far-away subjects. These are 2 to 3.3 feet for close-up pictures and 3.3 feet and more for other pictures.
Sensor and Screen
This camera comes with a high-quality viewfinder that lets you view your subjects with immense clarity when you capture them.
Image and Video
The Sprocket Rocket camera from Lomography is compatible with all types of 35 mm film, including color negative, black and white, color positive, and red scale. In each 35 mm film roll, you can shoot up to 18 panoramic photos.
Other Features
The Sprocket Rocket features a standard hot shoe that lets you attach an optional external flash. Use the included 1/4"-20 tripod mount to fix the camera to a range of tripods for steady, long exposures. Lastly, this camera has a black finish.
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physical specifications
| Color | Black |
lens specification
| Lens Min. Focus Distance | 0.6m - Infinity |
| Lens Aperture | Cloudy= f10.8 Sunny= f16 |
viewfinder specifications
| Viewfinder Type | Direct optical viewfinder |
detailed specifications
| Material | Plastic |
shutter
| Shutter Speeds | Fixed 1/100 (N) ; Bulb (B) |
lens
| Focal Length | 30mm |
flash attributes
| External Flash Connection | Hot-Shoe |
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