Lomography Lomokino | 35mm movie maker REVIEW and test images
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- The LomoKino is a 35mm film camera from Lomography that allows you to short analogue " movies " . the results beautiful and terrible and so good and i hate it. watch the video for my thoughts on the lomokino and sample images of what you can make with it!
Camera: Lomokino
Film: Ilford HP5
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I want to love this thing. The idea behind it is great, but it just looks so cheaply made. The images produced look incredible and getting a higher frame rate would be nice. I would absolutely be into it if they made a slightly upscale one, with better components and a more consistent way to to control frame rates. Those improvements would be work a higher price.
Me too! I love the idea and concept of it but it just needs a little bit more care put into it to be a really fun camera to always have around! Would definitely pay more for a more reliable version as well
Three Shrek 2 DVDs, one for the bedroom, one for the living room and one for the bathroom. All playing on repeat. Best thing money can buy
The holy trinity
fun review.. I'm still not sure if I should risk hating this camera or not.. which makes me think i should get one
its such a great/terrible camera. i recommend definitely getting/not getting it for sure.
Darkroom prints of sets of 4 frames could be so sick!
I think so too! Will be trying out soon!
I got this camera when i was like 12 at urban outfitters and i used it once to film my dog. I never understood what was going on, so stranded it in a stash of weird cameras i have for over a decade. I recently found it and im intrigued if I can make something fun out of it.
Definitely feels super flimsy and cheap lol but still a fun camera.
experiment with it! im sure you can make something cool
Yes Dark Room Print would be RADD
Glad I waited until Monday to watch it.
Starting my week of RIGHT
Thanks Sir!
it's pretty good if you use an overhead tripod & are animating using cels
Just curious: How much post processing is there? Shooting B&W negative film, I'll need to convert the frames (x4?) to a positive. To me, the real work would involve processing each frame. And, in doing so, I think I'd want each frame to be of same contrast, density, etc.
Scripting it would be fun. Shooting like it's a motion picture would be fun. Post processing, not so much fun!
Thoughts?
ya the post work is definitely the most time consuming. editing to make sure each frame is the same, then compiling each still image as a frame in the video. and matching up the frames so there isnt too much wobble as well. its a cool effect but would definitely take a lot of work for a long video
@@sheelios Hi! Thanks for the reply. Thinking of doing a 4-5 minute "slide" show. Saw someone's video with (I think) Premiere. I think that would help. But, I still need to learn more and that's what makes photography so much fun!!!
Did you ever figure out what went wrong with the two and a half rolls that didn't turn out? And how do you know when you've come to the end of a roll, does it just stop winding?
So I learned that the little notches that take up the film isn’t the most well made. It often doesn’t catch and you’re winding but film isn’t going through. And the mechanism to open the shutter is also slightly flimsy. Could just be my user error. But yes it’ll stop winding once the film is used up!
Really fun video, and cool results. I don't have it, but I already hate that I want it, haha.
My thoughts exactly before getting it haha
pretttyyyy cooooool
"i dont' know if that's a normal hit rate for this camera" LOL
ahahahah
This camera looks like it has just the right amount of bad to make it good
couldnt have put it better
1:05 Christopher NO🙅♂lan
oh thats a good one
good vid
thank you! thanks for watching
1:05 Can't Eastwood
Oh that’s a good one!
It’s such a cute gimmicky idea. Until you think about what a roll of film costs these days
exactly! would love to use it more if i knew i would 100% get images from it haha
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