By Shooting panoramic film with a Lomography camera requires nothing more than loading 35mm film, framing your scene across the camera’s ultra-wide field of view (typically 170 degrees), and advancing the frame after each shot. The entire process takes about the same time as shooting with any analog camera, though you’ll need to think differently about composition since you’re capturing roughly three times the horizontal view of a standard frame.
Lomography’s panoramic cameras, like the Horizon Perfekt and Sprocket Rocket, offer an accessible entry point into wide-format analog photography without the bulk and …
