AJUSTAR LA APERTURA

The LomoKino has continuous aperture settings between f/5.6 and f/11. This means that you can smoothly adjust the aperture at any time as you shoot. Keep in mind, there’s no step between each aperture, so you may adjust the aperture setting at any time during shooting.

When to Shoot at a Larger Aperture ~ f/5.6

- Interiores
- When using a high sensitivity film (800, 1600 or 3200 ISO)
- Any time you want your movie brighter

Cuando grabar con una apertura más pequeña ~ f/11

- Día soleado en exteriores
- Cuando usas una película de ISO 400
- Cada vez que quieras que tu película sea más oscura

ENFOCAR

¡Ajustar el enfoque en la LomoKino es muy fácil!

0.6m - 1m:If you’re subject is between 0.6 and 1 meter away, just press and hold the close-up button to maintain focus.
1m – Infinito: If you’re subject is further than 1 meter away, you don’t have to do a thing! The LomoKino is automatically set to this zone focus setting.

USAR EL FLASH Y SU MONTURA

There is a hot-shoe located on top of the LomoKino, which works with loads of flashes. Here are some tips for using the hot-shoe and external flashes:

- Use a high-end flash product (like the Lomography Fritz the Blitz 2.0 Flash) to achieve a short recharging time. (Many electronic flashes can’t recharge as fast as you can shoot.)
- Use the flash to make stop motion photos — take each frame one by one until your flash is recharged.

GRABAR LA PELÍCULA

To shoot with your LomoKino, just lock the advancing crank in position and turn it forward at your desired speed. The faster you turn the crank, the higher your movie frame rate will be — if you turn the advancing crank at full speed, you can reach 3-5 frames per second when filming! (Learn more about controlling the frame rate with the LomoKino here.)

REBOBINAR & SUBIR TU PELÍCULA

You’ve shot your magnum opus and now it’s time to rewind the film and prepare it for development!