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‘Extreme Sprocket Hole Photography’ Uses Four Film Rolls to Create One Picture

An experimental photographer customized a 100-year-old 360-degree camera so it can shoot four rolls of film at the same time to create one cohesive picture. [Read More]

Feb 28, 2025 - 13:36
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‘Extreme Sprocket Hole Photography’ Uses Four Film Rolls to Create One Picture

A black and white artistic photo of a harbor with boats docked, overlaid with film strip borders. The water reflects the boats and the sky above. A crane is visible on the right, and the composition gives a vintage film aesthetic.

An experimental photographer customized a 100-year-old 360-degree camera so it can shoot four rolls of film at the same time to create one cohesive picture.

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