Lomography Action Sampler Flash 4-lens 35mm Film Camera
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Product Description:
Enough of early bedtimes, your Actionsampling night fever is here. Using the same beloved 4-shot format of LOMO's classic Actionsampler, the Actionsampler Flash tosses in an additional 4-step sequential flash. With one push of the shutter button, all four lenses fire in perfect synchronicity with the rapid-fire flash. Flash at night to reveal critical action at parties, concerts, and nocturnal events. Flash in the day to fill in those highlights. Uses standard 35mm film and standard processing.
Enough of early bedtimes, your Actionsampling night fever is here. Using the same beloved 4-shot format of LOMO's classic Actionsampler, the Actionsampler Flash tosses in an additional 4-step sequential flash. With one push of the shutter button, all four lenses fire in perfect synchronicity with the rapid-fire flash. Flash at night to reveal critical action at parties, concerts, and nocturnal events. Flash in the day to fill in those highlights. Uses standard 35mm film and standard processing.
Features:
- Shoot 4 sequential images on one print
- With one touch of the shutter button, all four lenses are fired in sequence
- A 4-step electronic flash fires in synch with each lens
- Capture a 4-frame action portrait over 1 second
- Uses regular 35mm film - prints can be developed anywhere
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Customer Reviews
Average Rating:

Rating:
- Fun but unreliable
Excellent fun experience. First roll came out amazing, very fun to use but....
broke on second roll.
lomography has excellent customer support. so as long as you have patience buy it.
Rating:
- Not for night time photography.
This is a fun little camera, if you are shooting in daylight. Its fun to capture the frames of a fast moving object, but the intervals are almost too close together. Someone has to be running or jumping to get results you want.
The flash bothered me as well with this camera. I shot some with it at a small concert hall, I was maybe 8 ft. away from the performer, and the flash did not reach him. The shots I got with the flash were so dark, that facial features were un recognizable, and all ... Read More
Rating:
- c'est super!
My friend had purchased the action sampler before me and I was instantly entranced by it's sleek look so after reading a few of the reviews on here,I decided to order one for myself.I also had another lomo camera[the fish eye] and thought that since the pictures taken with that one came out pretty cool,the action sampler ones would too.Lomography did not fail me!The camera arrived on time in perfect condition and I started click click clicking away.It comes with a roll of 36 exposure film and its own ... Read More
Rating:
- pop pop pop pop!!!!!!!!
i like this camera alot.easy to use, very fun to play around with.you really do have to get close up on a subject in order to take some really cool shots...
lomography's website is pretty cool.you get to join in on they're photography society & share pics.
Rating:
- One trick pony
Okay, let's be clear about something.The Action Sampler is not a Lomo despite it's being sold and branded by Lomography.com.It IS a toy camera.What you get are 4 frames, each timed 1/200 of a second apart on one frame of 35mm film.
You do not get focus, ASA/ISO controls, shutter speed controls or anything other than a very basic light sensor that determines whether or not the flash fires and the flash itself which is supposedly synchronized to the shutter, although I'm not convinced ... Read More
- Fun but unreliableExcellent fun experience. First roll came out amazing, very fun to use but....
broke on second roll.
lomography has excellent customer support. so as long as you have patience buy it.
- Not for night time photography. This is a fun little camera, if you are shooting in daylight. Its fun to capture the frames of a fast moving object, but the intervals are almost too close together. Someone has to be running or jumping to get results you want.
The flash bothered me as well with this camera. I shot some with it at a small concert hall, I was maybe 8 ft. away from the performer, and the flash did not reach him. The shots I got with the flash were so dark, that facial features were un recognizable, and all ... Read More
- c'est super!My friend had purchased the action sampler before me and I was instantly entranced by it's sleek look so after reading a few of the reviews on here,I decided to order one for myself.I also had another lomo camera[the fish eye] and thought that since the pictures taken with that one came out pretty cool,the action sampler ones would too.Lomography did not fail me!The camera arrived on time in perfect condition and I started click click clicking away.It comes with a roll of 36 exposure film and its own ... Read More
- pop pop pop pop!!!!!!!!i like this camera alot.easy to use, very fun to play around with.you really do have to get close up on a subject in order to take some really cool shots...
lomography's website is pretty cool.you get to join in on they're photography society & share pics.
- One trick ponyOkay, let's be clear about something.The Action Sampler is not a Lomo despite it's being sold and branded by Lomography.com.It IS a toy camera.What you get are 4 frames, each timed 1/200 of a second apart on one frame of 35mm film.
You do not get focus, ASA/ISO controls, shutter speed controls or anything other than a very basic light sensor that determines whether or not the flash fires and the flash itself which is supposedly synchronized to the shutter, although I'm not convinced ... Read More
