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We love holes. If you don’t count the big one in the middle of our ozone layer, they’re pretty fantastic creations. Think about it. Without holes you wouldn’t be able to hear. You wouldn’t be able to smell. Essential things like doughnuts, golf, CDs, and, of course, your beloved 35 mm film just wouldn’t be the same. With film, the sprocket holes so essential for the winding process sadly never make it onto the final image. Well Lomography thinks it’s about time the humble hole got the credit it deserves. In fact, we love these spaces of nothingness so much that we’ve even invented some products to celebrate them. Why shoot on only part of the film when you could see the ‘hole’ picture?
Embrace the sprockets! Have a look at our sprocket hole gallery
A new addition to the Lomography family, capture the world like you’ve never seen it before, in full 360 degrees with the head-turning Spinner 360.
Shop for the Spinner 360°
Read more about the Spinner 360° at the microsite
Medium format film is all well and good, but we personally can’t resist the beauty of the Diana 35mm Back+. Shoot across the sprocket holes and get 36 shots instead of the standard 12 or 16. And when you’ve had enough, switch back to good old 120 that gave Diana F+ her name.
Shop for the Diana F+ and 35mm Back+
Discover what we mean by browsing our online
gallery of 35mm Diana shots
Feel the power in your hands with the fully manual Lubitel 166+. Originally built for just 120 film, the new Lubitel 166+ comes with an adaptor for 35mm film, meaning you can shoot gorgeous, crisp images with sprockets in tact.
Shop for the Lubitel 166+
Visit the Lubitel 166+ microsite for more information
Shooting across the sprockets is great but your local lab may not see it the same way. Most scanners are not built to read the whole width of the film. Lomography is sometimes just too far ahead of the game. But that’s why we decided to take matters into our own hands with the Digitaliza. This mask works with any 35mm scanner, making scanning your own negatives with sprockets exposed a piece of cake.
About to dive into the new world of sprockets? Check out some of bundles, which will get you shooting and scanning without burning a hole in your pocket...
