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LOMO KINO - Shooting "Majic Carpet Fried" !

Fri, 02/17/2012 - 6:00am : : Anonymous

LOMO KINO – THE CAMERA

The 35mm Movie Camera from Lomography that shoots 144 frames of film on one 36 exposure roll of film

THE FILMMAKER

That’s me, Michael Raso – founder of The Film Photography Project and producer/host of the Internet Radio Show The Film Photography Podcast

THE FILM

The new and versatile ProFoto XL 100 Color Negative Film from KODAK

THE BAND

The Smoove Sailors - Experimental electronic-acoustic sounds - performed live and unrehearsed every week from their Jersey City, New Jersey studio.

THE MOVIE

“Majic Carpet Fried” – Filmed 7, February 2012

        

SOME INSTRUMENTS USED IN THE VIDEO   

Korg MS-20 -  http://www.vintagesynth.com/korg/ms20.php


 

 Tube Echoplex Tape Delay -  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Echoplex

     

  

Mark's Home-Made Box -  http://m.matrixsynth.com/2009/04/bleep-labs-thingamakit-slightly-modded.html

More LomoKino Mini-Music Videos Coming Soon!

 

 

 

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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jonasfx's picture
Submitted by jonasfx (not verified) on Sat, 02/18/2012 - 8:00am.
hella cool mates!!
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Submitted by Olivier Sylvestre on Sun, 02/19/2012 - 3:52pm.

Nice choice of music for the Lomokino, or nice choice of camera to shoot the video!
I like it! But what I would prefer is a new Super 8 Camera or something like that to come out and some nice labs to get film developed and scanned! That would be awesome!
Don't stop the nice work FPP folks and long live to film!

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Submitted by Gregg McNeill (not verified) on Thu, 03/01/2012 - 3:02pm.
I'm looking forward to getting some great footage off of this little camera! I scored a 5 pack of Portra 400 VC and I've got 9 rolls of Lomo 400 and 100 Black and White to go through it as well. Did you get any "film dust" on the inside from any of your rolls? The first roll I put through mine had a startling amount of emulsion scrapings on the inside after a roll of Lomo 800 color. I'm thinking that little metal clip at the bottom is the culprit and wondering if I can just pull it out of there. I'd be interested to hear the workflow you went through after you got the film processed. did you scan the images and use a Quicktime image sequence or line up the images in iMovie or FCP? Keep up the great work! Gregg McNeill Isle of Bute, Scotland

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