While I claimed earlier that Thirty Six forces users to slow down, that’s exactly what I didn’t do with these… And maybe that’s one of the best things about this app: it’s ideal for short-ish, limited photowalks, and similarly perhaps for specific projects of whatever 12- or 36-shot duration you might have. It’s a great …
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Alhamdulillah, April showers have been plentiful this year. And Thirty Six performed admirably with my “Another Day” film stock. Actually, I think a couple of shots (the square ones) were probably shot with the built-in 400 WC 120 roll. I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again, this app is fun. It forces you …
Thirty Six is a fun little app. I downloaded it long ago. I’m not sure quite when it was (EDIT: the first version appeared in late January 2013 and I probably picked it up in February that year), but it was some time before I started shooting film seriously, or whatever it is I’m doing …
Like every other app (and think and person), DSPO has it’s good points and bad points. Some of the filters are pleasant-to-good, the little dancing figures in the moods are fun, and I think it might be interesting to shoot a camera with Orange Hair or Shultzie or K.I. or one of my other old, …
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.)
