Supersampler

The Supersampler (pictured above) is a simple device for recording four images on a single frame of film, over a two- or one half-second length of time. It has no viewfinder; as an afterthought, the designers included a rubber piece that would approximate one, but it falls off very easily and in any case it useless. The film is advanced by pulling a cord, at left. This builds up the tension that is released when the shutter is pressed, exposing the film sequentially.

Alcatraz

The Supersampler may be one of the most advanced Lomographic tools, as it explicitly incorporates elements of chance into the production of its images. In the span of two seconds an unexpected result can appear, whether it's because it's because of something happening in front of the camera or a surprising revelation due to the movement of the camera itself.