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So I bought a lomokino new for under 80 dollars.

I took the plastic winding lever off and super glued a 1/4 " nut on the handle stem (check youtube for a how-to video ) . I then used a cordless screwdriver with a 1/4 " socket attached to drive the motor at 200 rpm.

I made a short film (1:30 ) for a lomokino competition.
I gathered a crew for the film.
this 9 seconds represents approx. 18" of film,or a 24 exposure roll.
I saved each picture in Windows movie maker (an older edition) at .250 of a second each.
You could also go to .375 seconds for a smooth look.

Shot entirely on 35mm (except the end credits) with a Lomokino movie camera.
This is My entry for a Lomography contest.
I was assisted by Bunny Safari ,Sadie Currie and ny 2 daughters.
The film was Kodak 100 tmax. I also lost a couple of rolls to to my own incompetence,
Thanks to Moby Gratis for the free use of the music.

lens flare from the Polaroid flipped lens 35mm camera.

100 kodak t max
ilford 1d11 developer
Polaroid 170 bv film camera from thrift store ($1.00)

100 kodak t max
ilford 1d11 developer
Polaroid 170 bv film camera from thrift store ($1.00)