StereoKino: The Mission to Make a 3D Analogue Movie
Yes, you read this title correctly. And yes, this post is about what you think this title means: using two Lomokinos to produce 3D analogue movies. Or at least I tried.
See step-by-step tutorial here.
See LomoKino 3D video here.
Automatic Crop of LomoKino Frames
Here’s a method to automatically crop frames from scanned LomoKino strips, using freely available software.
LomoKino Flashy Transformer Disco Show!
If the lever on your LomoKino breaks all is definitely not lost. Au Contraire mon amis, that’s when the real fun starts! I’d like to introduce to you: The Flashy Transformer LomoKino Disco Show!
LomoKino Holiday Shooting Tips
With Christmas just around the corner, many of us are starting to get our analogue gear ready for some Holiday shooting. Is the LomoKino included in your lomo-arsenal this Holiday season? If so, you might find these quick tips useful for your cheery Christmas analogue movies!
Fritz the Blitz Adapter Kit: Take Your Favorite Flash to a Whole New Level!
Have your ever wondered how to use your La Sardina Flash aka Fritz the Blitz on other cameras? Well the answer is really simple, get your hands on a Fritz the Blitz Adapter Kit ASAP!
LomoKino’s Pleasure is Different!
Have you met LomoKino, one of the newest and most unique machines in the world of Lomo? If you say ”I have,” how do you use it? Has it added different dimensions to your life? If you still don’t have a LomoKino you’re missing out a lot!
A LomoKino movie is divided into three for me. One, video. Two, music. Three, photo.
How to Shoot Long Exposure LomoKino Movies
Do you want to shoot long exposure movies with LomoKino? Just follow this step-by-step guide to see how.
Check it on Lomography.com- http://www.lomography.com/magazine/tipster/2012/02/21/how-to-shoot-long-exposure-lomokino-movies
How to Motorize the LomoKino
Check out how to make your LomoKino even more awesome with simple products from your garage (or hardware store)! http://www.lomography.com/magazine/tipster/2012/02/10/how-to-motorize-the-lomokino
Create Funny Short Stories With Your LomoKino
When I got the LomoKino in my hand, I started directly filming with this great camera. But as I did not have any ideas at first, I was just filming around - friends on a holiday or flying seagulls - which is a nice and important approach to get to know the camera. But after a while, I felt that I wanted more. I wanted to create films with a *real* story, which are also for others funny to watch. I had some ideas, which I now want to share with you.
How to Shoot Long Exposure LomoKino Movies
Ever wondered if you can shoot long exposure movies with the LomoKino? Well, you can, and with this modification from Mandi at Lomography HQ, you can find out how!
How to Shoot Pinhole Movies with the LomoKino
Did you know it’s possible to shoot pinhole LomoKino movies? Just read on the link to find out how!
How To Shoot Fisheye Movies With Your LomoKino
This great modification turns your LomoKino into a fisheye snapper! Read on to find out how to do it in just two simple steps.
Everybody knows that Digitaliza is a very special scanner mask used to get your 35mm’s film sprockets. But several of us have encountered the scanner-mask compatibility problem. As a scanner, I used the V330 Epson which is a vey common scanner. But this one only scans 35mm film and only one stripe per scan.
What else can you do with the LomoKino? What other tricks can you experiment with for the movie maker of Lomography? Light leaks? Sure, why not!
