Burned two rolls of film on my LomoKino today (too excited to try it!) and finally I have my first LomoKino movie to share. I’ll upload the other one in a day or two. As I didn’t really read the details/specifications of the LomoKino … I was a little surprised how fast you can actually burn a roll! Yeah … probably in like 30 seconds or so if you continue shooting. Ouch! Guess I’ll go hunt for some cheap expired film to play then!
I forgot to bring along some slower film to the playground and had only a roll of Lomography’s Xpro 200 film in my bag. Being desperate, I loaded it into the LomoKino and prayed that something will turn out okay.
I guess I’ll have to try using the LomoKino on a tripod. There seems to be an earthquake each time I try hand hold the camera and wind it at at the same time. Will be cool if they have a hand grip for it. Hmm … maybe I’ll try DIY one soon.
Scanning the hundred over frames is not an (too) easy task. Luckily ThirtySix offers scanning services for films shot using LomoKino and even creates the movies from the scanned images. That saves me lots of sleepless nights!