Sprocket Rocket Strawberry Fusion

The Sprocket Rocket Strawberry Fusion is a special edition of Lomography’s popular analog panoramic camera, released in 2026. In terms of functionality, it is identical to other models in the series. The Mint Fusion edition was introduced alongside this release.

The design stands out thanks to a striking two-tone color scheme: while the front of the camera body features a playful strawberry-pink hue, the back is presented in a bright, sunny yellow. The ring surrounding the lens also picks up on this yellow tone, rounding off the vibrant color palette.

Technical Details

The camera features a fixed wide-angle lens with a focal length of 30 mm and a maximum aperture of f/10.8. Thanks to its plastic construction, it produces a distinctive, creative visual aesthetic characterized by visible vignetting and soft edges.

Two modes are available for exposure control: a “snapshot” mode with a fixed shutter speed of 1/100 of a second, and a “Bulb” mode for long exposures. Since the shutter release can be triggered repeatedly without advancing the film, creating artistic multiple exposures is effortless.

Film transport is entirely manual, allowing the user to wind the film forward or backward at any time.

Focusing is handled via two simple zones: one for close subjects ranging from 0.6 to 1 meter, and another for all more distant objects—from 1 meter to infinity.

An integrated hot shoe on the top panel for external flash units, along with a convenient tripod thread on the bottom, complete the camera’s feature set.

Compatible Film and Development

This camera requires classic 35mm film. Due to the wide capture format, a standard 36-exposure roll of film yields approximately 18 panoramic images. A color negative film with an ISO 400 sensitivity is particularly well-suited, as it responds very flexibly to changing lighting conditions.

One example of a suitable color film is Kodak Ultramax 400*. This film delivers solid color photographs when used with this panoramic camera.

To capture the characteristic sprocket holes in your images, you must ensure that the film is not cropped at the edges during scanning or development. Since prints in this specific panoramic format are often not offered by standard photo labs, it is recommended that you digitize the negatives for home printing or entrust them to a specialized professional lab.