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LoAdiNg the FiLM
A) Open the film door
[1]
with the catch [2]. You can use any regular 35 mm film – we
recommend 400 or 800 ISO for all daylight situations.
B) Lay the film cartridge in the film chamber to the left [3].
C) Pull out the film leader and place the end to the right of the take-up spool [5].
Ensure that the film's perforations are properly matched with the sprocket wheel [4].
d) Turn the film advance
[6]
until the film is wrapped around the take-up spool [5].
e) Close the film door [1], finish winding on and you're ready to sample some action!
F) Note: Always shoot outdoors under bright daylight conditions.
ACtioN sAMpLiNg
A) If you want to look through the viewfinder
[7]
+
[8]
you have to flip it up. Then, you
can set your sights on your chosen subject. Or you could live by Lomography Golden
Rule #4 'Try the shot from the hip' and surprise yourself!
B) You can photograph the action from any distance. If you get right up close (as near as
30 cm/12"), your shots may be a tad blurry. That really doesn't matter though – action
is often a bit fuzzy!
C) As soon as you have found the ultimate action, press the shutter release button [9].
You can wind the film on with the film advance [6]. That's it!
d) You should always bear the following two rules in mind if you want maximum action
on your samples: either your subject should be moving fast (e.g. a car passing at speed,
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