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SPROCKET ROCKET CAMERA
$89.00
community voted (378 votes)
Give It Your Best Shot
Live in the moment with a smart, new camera that snaps it all with analogue charm. Merging two distinct photographic styles that let you see the world through retro lenses--sprocket holes and panoramics--this sleek device offers an adjustable, wide-angle lens and a reverse gear for artfully overlaying new scenes over old frames. Suddenly, everyday moments are captured, remixed and redefined with romanticism. Take it on trips or leave it in your bag for on-a-whim shots. It's a whole new frame of mind.
Compatible with all types of standard 35mm film. Features super-wide angle lens which captures the width of the film (including sprockets), unique dual scrolling knobs for multiple exposures, B-setting for prolonged exposures, zone focusing, flash and built-in tripod thread. Made in China.
- Item ID: 20504
- Materials: plastic, metal
- Camera 6.25" W x 3.75" H x 2.75" D; Frame: 72mm x 35mm
- Uses regular 35mm film (not included). Package includes the following: camera, lens cap, tripod/strap screw, booklet and instructional manual, and sprocket blocking frame.
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Q and A
When our community voted on this product, some also shared comments - read them below:
378 votes * 63 comments
Eleny
Vote: Thumbs down!
Cool idea but "film" and the developing of is very expensive.
Mary
Vote: Thumbs up!
Very cool idea!
Jenny
Vote: Thumbs down!
The description doesn't really tell me why I want to buy this camera from Uncommon Goods as opposed to a camera from someone else. I am more confused than anything else.
Whitney
Vote: Thumbs up!
never seen anything like it.
kristy
Vote: Thumbs up!
would be even better if you could do this with a digital camera!
Nicole
Vote: Thumbs up!
Yep.
Sara
Vote: Thumbs down!
Sorry, I think it's neat but I don't think most people want to mess around with 35mm anymore.
Samantha
Vote: Thumbs up!
Tad expensive :/
Annamarie
Vote: Thumbs up!
Anyone who is an old-school photographer, or wishes they were, will want this.
jode
Vote: Thumbs down!
How do you get the film developed??? This would be cool if it were *.jpg with the negative look as shown.
Katie
Vote: Thumbs up!
A bit expensive but i have some photographer friends that would totally love this.
KAREN
Vote: Thumbs up!
Cool! Not everything has to be digital!
Renee
Vote: Thumbs up!
I totally love this idea (though, I'm wondering, based on the description, if it abides by the UncommonGoods mission statement). Still, if the photos do come out as shown in the displays, this is a fun and unique camera, and anyone interested in unique and specialized photography may find themselves delving once again into the realm of taking film to WalMart/Walgreens to get it developed (at least until this technology has improved to make this camera digital)! Great gift idea for the aspiring photographer.
kathleen
Vote: Thumbs up!
Isn't film going to be unavailable soon?
Susan
Vote: Thumbs down!
Film??????? when you can do this sort of thing online, is an expensive alternative
careey
Vote: Thumbs down!
If it had USB capabilities to download to a computer it would be more desirable. buying film and developing is not worth the hassel. The prints are a great idea but its not adaptable to the current trend in photography.
Jessica Kate
Vote: Thumbs down!
I like the concept, but it is very difficult to find actual film these days.
Mary
Vote: Thumbs down!
Different but not something I'd want or give as a gift.
Bonita
Vote: Thumbs down!
Most people want the new-fangled not somethng that takes them into the past. Who wants to mess with film and the costly developing?
Carole
Vote: Thumbs down!
we are in a digital age
Beth
Vote: Thumbs down!
Not buying more film or spending that kind of money on something with pretty limited use.
Jennifer
Vote: Thumbs up!
Love the pics confused on whether it's 35 mm or digital... not enough info.
bonnie
Vote: Thumbs down!
Too bulky compared to the new digital camers for snapping life's pictures. Maybe ok for a professional or artistic type but not the general public
Ester
Vote: Thumbs up!
I would love this!
R.K.P
Vote: Thumbs down!
Don't know if the romanticism outweighs the inconvenience.
Brooke
Vote: Thumbs up!
I love the retro look, and for people without smartphones with the Retro Camera app it would be awesome.
Alicia
Vote: Thumbs down!
not my style
audrey
Vote: Thumbs down!
film/developing is so yester-year!
Celeste
Vote: Thumbs down!
Way overpriced for a plastic camera!
Mariana
Vote: Thumbs up!
Like it ... but would love it if it were digital!
Shelly
Vote: Thumbs up!
This is a very cool item for people in to nostalgic items.
Pam
Vote: Thumbs up!
Retro, analog - there are people out there that will want this, and want to have a break from all the digital, high tech we all live with.
Keely
Vote: Thumbs up!
Interesting, would totally try it just to get cool shots to scrapbook or show off.
savannah
Vote: Thumbs down!
too old school for the new generation.
Kathryn
Vote: Thumbs down!
It needs to be digital [jpeg] these days. I do like the look of old-fashioned photos, though.
Heather
Vote: Thumbs down!
Seems like a cool idea (especially the overlaying feature and the sprocket holes), but few places develop film these days. Too bad you couldn't do this with digital pictures.
Lynne
Vote: Thumbs down!
film is dead
Samantha
Vote: Thumbs up!
Looks very cool, but too bad it isn't digital.
Myrica
Vote: Thumbs up!
My dad is a photographer who still loves his 35mm camera and this would be fun for him. Actually it would be fun for me too!
nichole
Vote: Thumbs up!
retro is back!
kathy
Vote: Thumbs up!
this is GREAT! and no, developing film is NOT expensive if you use CLARK COLOR LABS -- check them out.
Elisabeth
Vote: Thumbs up!
What a unique idea!
Annie
Vote: Thumbs up!
Avid photographers will love this.
Cassie
Vote: Thumbs up!
This is classic. Like listening to vinyl or reading the newspaper instead of just surfing the web. I love it.
Kathleen
cool item
Robyn
Vote: Thumbs up!
developing film requires a lot of work.
Debora
Vote: Thumbs down!
Interesting, but not sure I would want to gp back to film/developing. Appears to be a decent price-
Sue
Vote: Thumbs up!
Seems cool for a young person interested in photography. High schooler?
Ashley
Vote: Thumbs down!
Love it...but too high a price for a toy.
BETH
Vote: Thumbs up!
$89 is a bit high priced but the future artist would have a great time.
Kimberly
Vote: Thumbs up!
Great idea and I love the aesthetics of it all but the price seems a bit high for a novelty item.
Rachelle
Vote: Thumbs up!
Love the photos! So artsy and yet you don't have to do anything (and you can still take all the credit!).
Sarah
Vote: Thumbs down!
love the product, but the price is a bit too high
mindy
Vote: Thumbs up!
Love it!
Xena
Vote: Thumbs down!
Can you even buy film anymore?
Tina
The price is too high for something that would rarely get used. And it's not that easy to find 35mm film everywhere. If this camera were digital, then I would seriously consider purchasing.
Thomas
Vote: Thumbs up!
Are the example images printed full frame to see the sprockets? Needs a photograph of the top and back of the camera so we can see the controls. And while film isn't dead, fair points below from those who wish usb/digital ease.
Robin
Vote: Thumbs up!
That's a very cool idea; and not a bad price if you're looking for something like this. I like it a lot!
Melissa
Vote: Thumbs up!
If you have this listed, I will definitely buy it. I love old school photography and unique film effects.
Sonya
Vote: Thumbs up!
this would be a fun camera for experienced or amateur photographers to experiment with
Anjelica
Vote: Thumbs up!
Love this!
Christine
Vote: Thumbs up!
Hope it's made in the US, but I doubt it.
Sarah
Vote: Thumbs up!
Excellent price for one of these! I would buy it!