Shot on RewindPix with custom filter

(i don't do photography at ALL) and these are edited just with a fliter

Shot on vivitar ultrawide slim

Yes there are more plane photos. Sue me! I love watching planes from that spot and it makes for some gorgeous photos.

Vetek Mini Camera & Camp Snap V105

No filters just four different film stocks this time.

ANDY WARHOLga (4x Holga 120Ns)

Lomo Metropolis, Lomo Purple, Lomo Turquoise, and Harman Red.

As you would expect not ever shot came out and not always on the same camera. As a result I was only able to assemble five sets. That's why one of the soup cans is a banana.

The reciprocity failure on Lomo turquoise especially screwed me.

I entered a few of these in Holgaweek

#Holga #Lomography

(im not sure if its discussion or digital, if it's wrong labeled, tell me so i can fix it!)

my partner got me recently a charmera millenium (yay!) and ive been using it everywhere, i just love the vibes of seeing something like a retro picture or places that are weird to exist (kinda liminal stuff)

however, while i was editing some pictures (like first one) i saw that the compression looks like... text on AI-generated pictures? specially on the blue/purple one that says Bar Escocia. if you zoom it, it gets wrapped in a weird way. i didnt use any of the filters that you can put in settings, this is like the standard one.

i know this camera is 1.3MP, thats not a problem, but it reminded me to the ultra zoom pictures (x60) that i take with my phone (moon picture); it does some extra postpro and when i look at the picture it has that weird enhacenment that i've seen in photoshop auto focus and stuff like that.

this is just, for clarifying, a question/curiosity if someone else notices. i think they could have put some extra filter to gain some details that could be lost in compression. i gonna keep using my charmera, i love the pictures i got!

gotta say, i would have loved a pixeled zoom, it would be deliciously 2000s when they begin to put cameras on phones! but its fine like this too

I don't have a Camp Snap camera, but I was reading the feature list and what stands out to me is the quick-draw feature. Here is the info from their website.

Quick Draw battery saving technology lets you capture the moment almost instantly, anytime, hassle-free, without the need to toggle power on and off. Just switch it on and use it normally; if inactive, your camera automatically falls asleep to save battery. When you're ready for the next shot, simply draw your camera and press the shutter button to get the shot. No power-on switch or boot-up required.

This is really interesting to me and I'm wondering if any other digital toy cameras (or regular digital cameras) are offering the same technology. I think the boot-up time for cameras can get really annoying and I would like to own something which is always ready to shoot without needing to power it on, or at least a very fast boot-up time. This is what I miss from actual film cameras, as they're always ready to shoot.

Unless i messed up, the first one should be the 'neutral' version

Hey all! I got a new lens for my charmera and got a Rollie today. I thought I would do a quick comparison and share with y’all

Filters:
Zeus
Kodaclone
Fuji Dispo

Just started experimenting with toy cameras and wanted to share a few shots! I’m really enjoying the dreamy, imperfect look of these photos.