Great video, mate! The mask of the sprocket rocket is ridiculous, given the name and thus purpose of the camera. Panaromic shots are awesome though and your photography proves the point! Have a great time in the next weeks/months, happy to welcoming you in the Lab again at any time!
This camera is a very fun toy! I tried using my Pentax 67 with 35mm film, but it was a terribly tedious experience. I think I’ll get away with the same result as the Lomogoaphy camera gives!🎉
Completely agree with you Beefy. There’s no good reason for the mask to exist, and I’m sure many a photographer have “ruined” their shots by accidentally leaving the mask in (like me…)
I personally like the photos with and without the sprocket! I like that you have the choice. Great video. Best Wishes 💕
Thanks for the comment!
I agree, but I can make that choice later if I want to crop out the sprockets.
Great video, mate!
The mask of the sprocket rocket is ridiculous, given the name and thus purpose of the camera. Panaromic shots are awesome though and your photography proves the point!
Have a great time in the next weeks/months, happy to welcoming you in the Lab again at any time!
Thanks dude, and thanks for making it possible!
2:41 I definitely didn’t say virtual…
This camera is a very fun toy! I tried using my Pentax 67 with 35mm film, but it was a terribly tedious experience. I think I’ll get away with the same result as the Lomogoaphy camera gives!🎉
Yeah it does seem like if you don’t have a dedicated 135 back for your MF camera, it’s much more effort than it’s worth.
Felt like I was walking around Quebec! 4:49 was amazing! How did you do that?
Hope it was nostalgia-filled!
Pause, export frame, remove background in photoshop, add stroke layer style, export png, overlay it, key frame a 100% to 110% size, profit?
@@NorbiWhitney Very much nostalgia-filled! 🙂
sans sprocket rocket. lol
Haha, yeah my bad.
Ha-ha I did the same thing, the first time I shot the sprocket rocket.
If you like vertical panoramas, check out the work of Horst Hamann.
Glad I’m not alone haha.
Thanks for the suggestion, I just checked out Horst and his work is fantastic!
The mask is there so you can pretend its an xpan I guess. I think lomography should have doubled down on the sprockets and not have included a mask
Completely agree with you Beefy. There’s no good reason for the mask to exist, and I’m sure many a photographer have “ruined” their shots by accidentally leaving the mask in (like me…)