Many photo apps today make users one of two promises: to create kitschy images that are popular on social media sites or to create filtered images that claim to be film-like, but instead just look like muddy cellphone photos. The Horika App goes a bit further than a half-baked promise of “film-like” photos and instead…
“Oh my god,” I stated out loud when looking at images from the Camp Snap Pro. “The return of red eye in flash!” Yes, I got excited about red eye. If you’re reading this, then you may be a photographer who knows nothing about this…. Check out the original article: [Thephoblographer.Com] Camp Snap Pro Review:…
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Half-frame cameras have garnered a bit of a cult following – enough for Pentax to make the Pentax 17 half-frame film camera (which we love) and for Fujifilm to make the X half, which is more of a digital ‘tribute’ to half-frame cameras than a faithful replica. Film cameras have become a big thing among…
Thermal Master P1: 30-second review The Thermal Master P1 is a compact, budget-friendly thermal imaging camera that offers solid performance for its price. With a VOx 160×120 sensor and Super IR resolution of 320×240, it delivers clear thermal visuals suitable for basic diagnostics. Its ±2 °C accuracy and –20 °C to 600 °C temperature range…
One night while dealing with a slight bout of insomnia, I came across an ad from Camp Snap. They were launching their first-ever video camera, one that borrowed heavily from the design of the Super 8 film cameras of the past. I nearly immediately added it to my cart and purchased it…. Check out the…
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Nikon Z 24-70mm f/2. 8 S II: one-minute review Nikon’s Z-mount mirrorless cameras system has come of age – seven years since its first Z-mount cameras, we now have its first second-generation lens, the Z 24-70mm f/2. 8 S II, which is designed to replace the original Z 24-70mm f/2…. Check out the original article:…
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