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• The Versatile Pop 9

  
  by gvelasco
  posted about 1 month ago
  13 comments and 11 votes

  Some people give up a bit too soon on this little gem. With a little bit of effort this could be one of the most flexible cameras in their bag.

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• Tipster of the Week: Nip, Cut and Pop

  
  by scapegoat
  posted 3 months ago
  17 comments and 10 votes

  If you're blown away with his application of Anaglyphs, Cross Eyed Stereograms, and such in Lomography, Gvelasco is back again! But this time, he managed to create effects by neatly butchering his camera.

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• Tipster of the Week: Photos That Does Not Only Move, They Pop!

  
  by scapegoat
  posted 5 months ago
  32 comments and 36 votes

  Want to know how you can use the Pop9 to make some types of 3D images you've never seen before? Read on to know more about it!

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• Popular Pop 9 Gallery

  
  by cruzron
  posted 6 months ago
  one comment and

  Unleash the artist in you with the Pop 9!

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• Multiple Exposure Rumble ended 9 months ago

  
  by lucasjakobsson
  posted 10 months ago
  57 comments and 918 submissions

  Whether you’re a newbie to multi-exposing or an aficionado this rumble gives you carte blanche to show us the fruit of your experimentation! But, this time we don't want to see your doubles taken with the LCA, Diana, or your Smena. Instead, try to experiment a bit and show us some combinations! A little bit of Supersampling in your Fisheyes, a bit of Oktomat in your Pop9s, the crazier the combination the better! Remember Golden Rule #10? There are NO Rules!

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• A Pop 9 calendar for 2009

  
  by hind
  posted 10 months ago
  8 comments and 1 vote

  A friend approached me to provide photos for his company's 2009 calendar. The company is called IQ Selection and this is the second time I work on their calendar.

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• Plastic Fantastic

  
  by lucasjakobsson
  posted 10 months ago
  5 comments

  There is something unbelievably charming about plastic cameras. In this age of shiny surfaces and push-button motion, it is quite comforting to dive in a world of light leaks, vignettes, deep saturation, and blur – as seen by the beady eye of the Lomographic Plastic. From 35mm to 120, single-lens to multi-lens, flash-equipped to daytime-only, we've got a wide selection of plastic cameras to get you into weaving some magic!

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• Pop 9 & The Holga Filter Set

  
  by kylethefrench
  posted 10 months ago
  3 comments and 3 votes

  This may be a little of an unorthodox combination because these items may not go together, but they do like you dropped your peanut butter on my chocolate and oh my chocolate is in your peanut butter style.

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• Learning to Count With The Pop 9

  
  by mephisto19
  posted 11 months ago
  7 comments and 4 votes

  Looking at my Pop9 and its nine shots I thought about creating numbers like on a dice. I grabbed some black tape, taped some of the lenses and asked a friend to show some numbers with her fingers. I tried different tapings for the same numbers and called this series "learning to count". If you want to count till nine, please have a look at the shots below!

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• Pop Art with the Pop 9

  
  by cruzron
  posted 11 months ago
  8 comments

  When you find that your portraits are becoming dull, liven them up by adding texture! I find that the best way to do this is to shoot doubles with a Pop 9 first then your trusty LCA after, the results of which are absolutely mind-blowing!

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• Pop 9 - Multiple Images

  
  by superlighter
  posted 11 months ago
  10 comments and 7 votes

  I was bored with always having 9 identical images from my Pop 9 camera and while waiting for a new POP 9+ camera that allows multiple exposures I had the idea of making a multiple exposure film playing with some black tape to darken some of the 9 lenses. The greatest difficulty is to reload the film so that the second exposure matches in the best way possible the first one to recreate the usual 3x3 image grid.

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• A Multilens SNATCH!

  
  by lucasjakobsson
  posted 11 months ago
  one comment

  Buy an Actionsampler & Supersampler Chrome and get a Pop 9 for free!

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• The Church of the Good Shepard-Hartford

  
  by kylethefrench
  posted 12 months ago
  one comment and 3 votes

  The thing about the USA and especially my area of it is that we have a forgotten history. People forget to mention things because it doesn’t fit nice and easy into our preferred narrative. Anyways in Connecticut our best industries have been things like tobacco farming, cloth production (from cotton grown by southern slaves), and gun making…. So you see why we try and forget?

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• The Pop 9: Golden* 9Eye is Watching You!

  
  by agrimony
  posted about 1 year ago
  6 comments and 3 votes

  There are lots of plastic beauties featured with four lenses, even with eight lenses, which show you moves and bring some action into your life. Among all these plastic fantastic cameras there is one with a little eccentric touch – the golden 9eye! She’s the static queen and pictures a moment of calm 9 times. This means that to shoot one object looks like a fantastic design and that’s why it is almost impossible to mess up a photo. It is often a big surprise to see the results of your film – even when you think that you took some shots which do not live up with your high expectations.

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• Tipster Of The Day: Analogue Pixelization

  
  by scapegoat
  posted about 1 year ago
  3 comments and 3 votes

  Recently, in an effort for the film purists to co-exist with the inevitable digital dominance, we were told about the technicalities of how to digitise your lovely lo-fi lomographs with what they call "PPI and DPI":http://beta.lomography.com/magazine/blog/2008/09/24/digital-grain-pixel-pain and its practical uses in our daily life.

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