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What a dumb video.

I actually had some results from disc film it takes awhile but film rescue international develops it. 110 is available from lomography and there are a lot of interesting cameras that use it I have one that's a gi joe

The Nikon looks phenomenal in the second set of pics; the colors remind me so much of Fuji slide film!

My first camera was a 126 camera. The next one was a Kodak disc. However, after that I went strictly SLR; film and digital.

thought i was watching a dankpods video for a sec, i like the format 👍

110 is still available though. 110 absolutely didn’t fail, it’s still going.

My local thrift store is a graveyard of these things

You can still get 110 film and a new 110 film camera just came out this year 3 or 4 different models. The original was super popular!!! They sold millions! I had the Kodak disc film camera as a kid. It took me across the east from Florida to Canada. I loved it and was sad when it disappeared.

I had a 110 camera like that as a kid and it was awesome!

dankpods for photography lol keep it up

look on lomography for some 110, not great, but it was never great.

The 110 format was actually quite successful in terms of popularity with consumers because it allowed cameras to be easy to use, small and pocketable. Some 110 cameras had zone focus and were able to take decent photos. I still have pictures from early 1980s taken by 110 cameras.

i saw the f60 on there and was ready to rant

Lomography still sell 110! They have quite a few variants even. Just be careful with the speed tabs. The ISO for fast and slow can be pretty different for different cameras and you might end up wildly over or under exposed because of it

Lomography still sells 110 film in both regular color neg and in their experimental films if you ever wanna try out that first camera

Neat trick with the old video camera effect

you can never double expose dispo camera's as you are winding the film back in the canister. The shutter is primed by the film moving through the body and turning a cog, making it only possible to shoot if you have moved your previous frame back into the canister.

Nice vid, subscribed! ❤

3:46 oh god it's the bean

Have you ever tried Ilford positive photo paper? Looks like fun stuff and it doesn’t seem too hard to develop

For the 4-lens-camera give Lomography ActionSampler a lookup. I believe it’s common for disposable cameras to have the film out of the cartridge and then wound in while shooting the film, so the counter backwards makes some sense. Personally I wouldn’t shoot with it tho and just save the developing cost for some pictures from a better camera.

Wow... That scientific equipment set thing was terrible 😶😂

Ah yes, more high quality thrift store goods!

I love terrible film cameras! Looking forward to seeing the other two!

What did you pay for it? I just recently bought a cheap reusable “disposable” camera for 1€ at a local flea market. At first I just wanted the viewfinder, but I’m currently trying to use it as a complicated half frame camera.

its just noise if apple would want to fake something like that they would do it much better than this not mentioning you took max exposure photo and then artificially boosted the brightness in edit so what would you expect from a sensor that small in this conditions

Those are hot pixels, not "fake stars"

my 15 pro max dont have this. recently they updated a problem with long exposure that was having problems. did you tried other iphone from same line probably dont happens

Looks like whatever video camera you are using is doing it too and it’s called noise BRUH

I have the iphone 15 pro max and it happens with my phone. Also loads in the extra ones as I zoom in. And yes its liek thousands of em…

I do see false stars, only with night mode (long exposure) since 12 pro, I'm using 15 pro now.. same. still better than fake moon on samsung's AHUAEHuaEHu Br

Those familiar with astrophotography might recognize that noise pattern - usually when the sensor starts heating (from prolongued exposures) it starts to show this specific type of noise, blue and red spots.

it just like Samsung s23 with the moon pic, it edit any picture of circle light to a moon pic when zoom into it

Just tried this with my 15 pro max. It is just NOISE. I do NOT think there is any fake stuff here.

hmm! weird my iphone 15 pro max isnt doing this?

To me it seems like it could be dead pixels that are misinterpreted by the algorithm. I got an older generation iPhone (so I tried it out by laying it flat on a black surface) and there were two dots as well a red and a blue dot. I don’t think it’s color noise like somebody else in the comments suggested because on my phone it just appeared in two places (in the video it could be a combination of noise and dead pixels) and I also don’t think the phone does the same thing like Samsung with adding details.

Tried it on my 15 pro in a dark room, it's just pitch black and when I turn up the brightness nothing changes.

Might be dust within the lens itself at manufacturing, got past quality control and yeah.

I think the people not getting it are failing to turn the brightness up. I just covered the lenses with my leg in a dark room, and there's probably 30-40 purple dots that look like stars. I wouldn't be surprised if this is an attempt by Apple to "boost" astro photography features for the next iPhone or something. The photos will look incredible and crazy. And they will be totally fake. And people will spend a ridiculous amount of time trying to overlay them against real star maps, and Apple fanboys will go nuts claiming they're all real stars and Apple's cameras are just better than actual astro photography cameras and telescopes.

I tried it and just got pitch black photo.

Honestly, that's just noise with the exposure turned all the way up. There's no false enhancement here.

This is a bunch of bullshit. There's always stars in the sky so the fact that she said even if they were stars makes me question her IQ.