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The '''pop<sup>9</sup>''' is a [[35mm]] [[toy camera]] with nine 24mm f/11 lenses, introduced by [[Lomography]] in 2002<REF>It is reviewed as a new product in the December, 2002 ''Popular Photography'' magazine (Vol. 66, No. 12; page 9).</REF>. It makes nine similar images simultaneously on each frame. (It is not a sequence camera like the [[Rensha Cardia|Fujifilm Rensha Cardia]] or the [[Lomographic SuperSampler]].) | The '''pop<sup>9</sup>''' is a [[35mm]] [[toy camera]] with nine 24mm f/11 lenses, introduced by [[Lomography]] in 2002<REF>It is reviewed as a new product in the December, 2002 ''Popular Photography'' magazine (Vol. 66, No. 12; page 9).</REF>. It makes nine similar images simultaneously on each frame. (It is not a sequence camera like the [[Rensha Cardia|Fujifilm Rensha Cardia]] or the [[Lomographic SuperSampler]].) | ||
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The pop9 is a 35mm toy camera with nine 24mm f/11 lenses, introduced by Lomography in 2002[1]. It makes nine similar images simultaneously on each frame. (It is not a sequence camera like the Fujifilm Rensha Cardia or the Lomographic SuperSampler.)
Pop9 Models
- Pop9 - The default metallic gold Pop9
- Pop9-Black Edition - The "Blackstar" Pop9
Notes
- ↑ It is reviewed as a new product in the December, 2002 Popular Photography magazine (Vol. 66, No. 12; page 9).
Links
- Pop9 - with specs & instructions - on the Lomography shop site.
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| Pop9 (shown with colored gels over lenses) image by Tony Kemplen (Image rights) |
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| Nine subdivisions of the standard 35mm frame image by Daniela Goulart (Image rights) |
