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HORIZON KOMPAKT

# SWING-LENS TECHNOLOGY
Cocking the Horizon's shutter charges its clockwork mechanics, and
touching the shutter release sets the lens into motion. As the lens swings
from side to side, a narrow vertical slit between the lens and film rotates
along with it – thereby progressively exposing the film as the lens moves.
The film plane is curved, thereby keeping the film tight and maintaining
a uniform distance from the lens.

# DEAD-EASY DOUBLE EXPOSURES
Like our good friend the Holga, the Kompakt's advance and shutter are
uncoupled – meaning that one can be done without the other. So, you can
feel free to cock and fire the shutter as many times as you like – without
advancing the film one millimeter! That means double, triple, quadruple,
and more exposures on the same frame. Huzzah! And for the really
wild-at-heart, you can take your chances and advance partial frames to
have unpredictable overlapping double-exposures working throughout
your entire film.
# DAY AND NIGHT SHUTTER SETTINGS
For ease of use, the Kompakt offers just two settings to alternate with
your itchy trigger finger. The day setting shoots at 1/60 second, and
works in full sunlight to partial shade. The night setting gives you ½
second – enough to make a softly lit street scene absolutely glow with
color and shine.

# FIXED F/8 APERTURE
Every shot that you take has f/8 automatically dialed in. Not only does
this yield excellent depth of field (not too short & not too long), but it's
also the optimum diaphragm setting for sharpness and clarity from that
little MC Arsat gem-of-a-lens.

# BATTERY-FREE OPERATION
Everything that your horizon does, from the shutter firing to that little
lens moving left to right is powered by a classic clockwork motor. If you
and a buddy trek to Outer Mongolia , and his megapixel machine kicks
the bucket for lack of power, then you'll be able to fill the empty slots of
his travel album with your unending Horizon snaps!

# USES ALL VARIETIES OF 35MM FILM
That's right - all the 35mm color negative, black & white, slide, infrared,
ultraviolet, and anything that we haven't heard of can be loaded into your
Horizon's greedy little gullet.