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Action Sampler Camera
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US $26.92
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Lomography ActionSampler Camera (Chrome) List Price: $30.00 Sale Price: $21.95  |
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This little beauty is the one and only incredible four-lens-photo-photo-photo-photo ActionSampler. Available in three sexy surfaces. With one shot you get a series of four images on one print & a macro-movie to be relished online! Now even more robust, ultra-heated and, in its awesome packaging, the ideal gift. |
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Lomographic Action Sampler 35MM Camera (Chrome) List Price: $29.99 Sale Price: $34.95 |
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The Action Sampler takes a great idea and turns it into a fun little camera. This camera uses four lenses to capture four different photos on one frame of film. The Action Sampler takes the photos a fraction of a second apart, creating an "action sample" that shows the sequence of motion... |
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Lomography Action Sampler Flash 4-lens 35mm Film Camera List Price: $60.00 Sale Price: $45.00 |
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Enough of early bedtimes, your Actionsampling night fever is here. Using the same beloved 4-shot format of our classic Actionsampler, the Actionsampler Flash tosses in an additional 4-step sequential flash... |
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Lomography OKTOMAT Compact 35mm Camera with 8 Serial Lenses List Price: $42.99 Sale Price: $32.95 |
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Swing your head around and imagine your two eyes multiplying into 8 winking in a 2.5-second, serial succession. You, my friend, have tasted only the very beginning of Oktomatic pleasure. With one touch of the shutter button, its 8 tiny lenses fire in turn, creating a multi-frame mini photo vignette... |
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Lomography Supersampler Camera (Blue) List Price: $39.99 Sale Price: $39.95 |
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The Lomographic SuperSampler blue camera is a truly original and exciting addition to the world of Lomography. Something of an improvement over the ActionSampler and CyberSampler 2.0, the SuperSampler uses a unique pull-cord film advance mechanism and incorporates four lenses in a panoramic format to capture four shots per frame, each just a fraction of a second apart... |
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Lomographic Pop 9 Camera (Gold) List Price: $40.00 Sale Price: $29.50 |
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Outdo Andy Warhol and push the borders of pop art into new territory with the Pop 9 camera. Equipped with nine lenses arranged as a square, the Pop 9 produces photos with a grid of nine mini-photos produced from the corresponding lenses... |
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Manfrotto 262 Nikon Flash Adapter - Replaces 3298 List Price: $8.00 Sale Price: $6.95 |
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This adapter converts Nikon flash mounts to a universal flash bracket. This replaces the Manfrotto 3298. |
Lomo Diana+ Camera, Action Sampler Flash, Super Sampler Rubber, Colorsplash Camera, Holga....?
which one is the best lomo-camera for a first-time user?
do they have the same 'vignette' effects?
Thx u.
how many lenses do they have?
Severe vignetting is a mark especially of Holgas, but to a lesser degree the Diana. Both of them have fixed lenses; Holgas have a 60mm (slightly wide-angle) versus the 75mm lens on the Diana.
And though they're both called toy cameras, they can be tougher to use than pro gear - don't be afraid of failure, because everything can and will go wrong.
There's no best of any of 'em, though - if you're looking for the severely vignetted look, pick a Holga or a Diana; the others will produce other, specific looks unique to the camera. You'll ultimately decide what you want to do with the camera, and that's the important decision.
If you go with a Holga, you can get them through:
http://www.holgamods.com
The Holgas there are less expensive and better - if Holgas can be said to be better than each other - than the ones you'd get elsewhere. Dianas are also absurdly overpriced on the Lomography.com website, so look elsewhere for them, whether eBay or another store.