Lomography has launched new editions of its Sprocket Rocket and Lomomatic 110 cameras.
The two new Sprocket Rocket panoramic 35mm cameras are called Starlight and Ultra Violet. The Starlight version comes in chrome-effect silver plastic, while the Ultra Violet is in deep purple.
Lomography said about the new cameras: “Straight from the stars, discover a new universe of creativity and capture everything from strange encounters to daily moments that are out of this world with the world’s first panoramic wide-angle 35 mm camera dedicated to sprockets.”
Both editions of the camera are available now and cost £45 in the UK.
Like all versions of the Sprocket Rocket, which was first released in 2010, are as follows:
Film format: 35mm
Focal length: 30mm
Available apertures: f10.8, f16
Shutter speed: 1/100 (N), Bulb (B)
Flash: Hotshoe
Available ISO settings: No ISO Adjustment
Multiple exposure: Yes
Tripod mount: Yes
Cable release: No
You can see some examples taken on the new cameras provided by Lomography:
Lomography has also rolled out a new version of its Lomomatic 110 camera called Ladybug.
Lomography says: “The Lomomatic 110 Ladybug flutters through the everyday to capture a slice of life on 110 film. With an innovative sliding mechanism, this portable charmer can be on hand to capture any scene with style, just like the glossy red ladybug that shows up when least expected.”
The Ladybug is the latest version of the camera which was released with some surprise in 2024. Like all version of the camera – which Kosmo Foto reviewed in 2025 – the specifications are:
Film Format: 110
Focal Length: 23mm
Available apertures: f2.8, f5.6
Shutter speed: Auto (A) 30s to 1/250, Bulb (B) up to 30s
Flash: Lomomatic 110 Flash
Available ISO settings: 100, 200, 400
Multiple exposure: Yes
Tripod mount: No
Cable release: No
Battery: 1 x CR2
Images taken on the new Ladybird camera can be seen below :
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