Gregor, did you do this on purpose; raise the Ghost of Lomography from its
secret chamber buried deep in the FW forum?
I used to own a Supersampler a few years ago and used it and a few on the non-branded Action Sampler style cameras as a prelude to picking up an LC-A and subsequently a Holga (both from the kind people at the Lomographic Society for Overpriced Cameras). I loved the Supersampler and took some great shots around the South West of the USA with it it on our honeymoon until inevitably it broke on about the tenth roll.
The LS website used to have an app that could animate your Action and Super Sampler photos if you uploaded them. Pretty cool stuff 7 years ago.
I just went and hunted down my old Lomography photo gallery (and yes, props to them for keeping it online for six years after I last dropped in) and found I'd uploaded a whole lot of various 'sampler' photos:
http://www.lomography.com/homes/ed-wenn/albums/australian-samplers None of them is as cool as the shot Gregor opened this thread with, but I do kind of like the one above as an example in trying to turn a Supersampler into a camera with a wide-angle lens
I notice also that the Lomo site still has the text next to my photos saying either "Animate me!" or "Rotate to the right and then animate.", but that there's no link behind the text, so I'm assuming it's a dead feature for now or that something got lost when they moved their content from their old site to their new one.
And to end with, here's a slightly more off-the-wall snap of the Twelve Apostles taken on a drive along the Great Ocean Road in Australia back in the days when my roaming circle was slightly larger than it is these days
