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DiscountDelight - Lomography Horizon Kompakt Panoramic Camera
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List Price: $399.99
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Manufacturer: Lomo Cameras
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Batteries Included: 0
Binding: Electronics
Brand: Target
EAN: 0839228009508
Feature: Offers 120-degree panoramic shots with perfect clarity
Label: Lomo Cameras
Manufacturer: Lomo Cameras
Minimum Focal Length: 28
Model: 950
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Lomo Cameras
Studio: Lomo Cameras
Warranty: 2 years warranty
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Features
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Offers 120-degree panoramic shots with perfect clarity
Multicoated Arsat 28/2.8 glass lens for eye-popping color and great contrast
Swing-lens technology sets the lens into motion once you touch the shutter
Fixed f8 aperture offers an excellent depth of field
Battery-free operation
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Customer Rating:
Summary: real panoramic shots
Comment: i have the horizon 202 and the shots are really quite impressive. as opposed to "panoramic" shots from other cameras that just cut off the tops and bottoms of the frame, this camera really pulls in 120 degree wide shots. wonderful for scenery and vistas.
you need to find a place that can develop the film. it uses regular 35mm, but each shot is about a frame and a half wide. enlagements look great--the details are sharp. no stitching of images--real panoramic shots right out of the camera.
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Editorial Reviews:
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With an archetypal metal shell and motorized curved swing lens and shutter, the Kompakt looks a lot like its original, hand-cranked, Austrian predecessors. And it is. A panoramic for purists, the camera is built around a sophisticated, multicoated Arsat 28/2.8 glass lens and powered by a classic clockwork motor (as in, no batteries required). Designed for normal people, it is bare-bones easy-to-operate with a sum total of 2 shutter settings—day and night, at 1/60 second and 1/2 second, respectively—from which to choose, and fixed f/8 aperture (which also happens to yield excellent depth and is the optimal diaphragm setting for crisp color and sharpness across the full 120° frame). Cocking the shutter charges the mechanics and the shutter release button sets the lens into motion; the film, stretched across a curved plane, is progressively exposed as the lens moves. For arty shooters, the Kompakt uses any type of 35mm film—B&W, infrared, ultraviolet—and has uncoupled advance and shutter functions, which allows for taking double-, triple-, and partial-frame-exposure photographs. 5.6Lx2.5Dx4.5H".
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