Lomo

A new (to me) gimmick - LomoKino. I prearranged and directed our friend to walk her dogs. Meanwhile, I had the Lomo set up on a tripod, and I cranked away while she walked by. There were 62 individual images on the film, about half of a 36 exposure roll. I printed the series on 11x14 paper. I was able to get 9 images on the long side, each image about 1 x 2 1/2 inches. I completely cut off the sprocket holes and frame numbers on the right, then cut all the images into singles. I used 45 of those to make a "flip video', about 7 seconds worth. This is a random group in the middle, printed on 8 1/2 x 11 glossy paper.

I'm a little unhappy with the softness of the individual images. But it is a Lomo, with its probable nonexistent quality control. You get what you get.

A bit of work, but fun. I may even do it again, with the appropriate subject.

How cools that, must get me one.

Should make the film manufacturer's eyes light up!

What fun. Now all we need is a projector. At 18 fps we’d have 8 seconds of video

@scheimfluger_77 A projector only if you use positive film!

talk about fun !
- john