DSPO lets you view, save, and share a video flipbook from your camera. Fun! They might be nicer taken into Cinamatic and tortured a bit, but the DSPO leader and trailer detract from it a bit in my mind. A dozen pictures in 7 seconds… 60+ pictures in 14 seconds… I wonder what it will …
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I set this camera up while stuck in a traffic jam this morning. It was a brief traffic jam—they were opening the highway after having most of it closed for construction overnight—but still long enough to start up a new camera. I shot a bunch on the way to work, a tiny bit at work, …
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I shot the first camera last night while trying my hand at making tomato khatta. (It would’ve been yum, if the fish had been any good.)
DSPO comes with 4 filters and 5 moods, and you can add on another 5 filters and the ability to draw on pictures (not yet tested) for 99¢. Some of teh filters are pleasant, with interesting borders and color shifts; others are a bit overcooked for my taste, but might be useful in certain situations. …
Hipstamatic DSPO? What’s that? In short, it’s a new sharable, mock-disposable camera from Hipstamatic. In this multi-part review, I first start and shoot a Camera, in screenshot form. Then, I comment on the filters, share the pictures from a couple of Cameras, share a fun extra, and wrap up with my thoughts on a couple …
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Is it mere coincidence? Here on the blog, I spent much of last week reminiscing about the old D-Series, and today Synaptic releases 3 lenses and two films from the D-Series, and a new shareable disposable-type camera. (Life in LoFi wrote about the lenses & filters here; I’ll share my first roll from the new …
Visual Supply Company (VSCO) released a free pair of Lightroom presets today, featuring two film looks: Kodak Gold 100 and Kodak TRI-X. The above is from some old negatives I found from many years ago (more about them tomorrow) that I processed with the Kodak Gold 100 Portrait preset. And this one is the Kodak …
