Lomographic Pop 9 Camera (Gold)

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One single shot produces 9 identical images on one print - instantaneously transforming the environment around you into explosions of pattern-repeating pop-art. Shapes, angles, and bulges engage each other between the 9 repeating frames, producing a simply amazing photographic wallpaper of images. The Pop 9's metallic gold skin perfectly complements the most fashionable of looks, and its built-in flash allows for gorgeous results in low-light and nocturnal activities.
Product Details
  • Feature:
  • 9 lens camera for the Andy Warhol in you
  • Built in flash
  • cool photo poster included
  • in shiny gold or cool metalic balck
  • uses standard 35 mm film
  • BatteriesIncluded: 1
  • Binding: Electronics
  • Brand: Lomography
  • EAN: 0839228009003
  • Label: Lomography
  • LensType: Lens
  • Manufacturer: Lomography
  • Model: 900
  • MPN: 900
  • PackageQuantity: 1
  • ProductGroup: Photography
  • ProductTypeName: CAMERA_FILM
  • ProductTypeSubcategory: point-and-shoot
  • Publisher: Lomography
  • Studio: Lomography
  • UPC: 839228009003

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Customer Reviews

Fun, cheap, but breaks easily.2008-03-26
I enjoy using the Pop9. Superb fun at parties and such; but they do tend to break easily. Consider the camera more as a expensive throw-away novelty item you will not be disappointed.
Very cool, sort of.2008-02-19
This camera is very cool, although I wish I had ordered the one that takes a series of photos instead. This one takes all the photos at one time so there is no movement, it is just blah. I got some really neat shots with it though so I can't really complain too much. Everyone always loves how cool the gold looks, I kind of wish I could get a regular camera with this much BLING!! I guess the only thing I don't like about the Lomography cameras is that they are not all that practical. I think it would be good if you could alternate between 9 lenses and 1 lens. Then you could have more options with the same roll of film. All in all this is pretty great, just uncomfortably basic for me.
Great, REMEMBER THIS IS A TOY FROM RUSSIA2007-11-07
Simple, does what its supposed to do. Remember this is a toy from Russia, so just remember before you criticize what your buying.
big disappointment2007-03-17
Shutter button broke during first roll of film. I also purchased Fisheye, which I managed to shoot with a little longer (about 10 rolls), before the flash stopped working. Overall, it's a waste of money. I woul never think about writing such a negative review, because I love Lomo pics, but these cameras break too soon.
A neat little camera!2006-07-08
I found this by accident, and if you are tired of taking perfect digital pictures this is a lot of fun. People will look at you funny when you take off the lens cap and they see all nine lenses. Sometimes my wife cuts the pictures apart for scrapbooking. It really works.
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