LOMOGRAPHY SPROCKET ROCKET

The Lomography Sprocket Rocket is a 35mm panoramic film camera introduced by Lomography in 2011. It is notable for exposing the entire width of the film, including the sprocket holes, resulting in unique panoramic images. The camera features a 30mm wide-angle lens with a fixed aperture of f/10.8 and two shutter speed settings: 1/100s and bulb mode. Focusing is zone-based, with settings for 0.6m, 1m, and infinity. The Sprocket Rocket includes a rewind knob for multiple exposures and creative film rewinding. Its simple plastic construction and manual controls make it popular for experimental and creative analog photography.