Now in shiny chrome. Similar in function to Lomo's "Supersampler" camera, this one takes four sequential images and places them on the same piece of film. The format is a bit different though (notice the lens placement), and the resulting photos give you a print that is equally divided into 4 quadrant pictures rather than the Supersampler's strip-style images. The shutters click in a clockwise motion, one after the other, with a total time of about one second flat. So the usual Lomo experimentation and physical involvement are highly recommended (run with it, wave it around, stick it in people's faces). Remember, the optimal word with these cameras is fun. For the less adventurous, this one is also a bit more of a "normal camera" in style with a viewfinder, shutter button and your standard rewind knob. Pictures will usually come out best with bright sunlight, but it will also work in lower light situations if you've got fast film (800). Comes with one roll of 36 exposure film and an instruction guide slash gallery of inspiration.

reviewed by mgmnt