What do you think of these SOOC images? Aside from some of my terrible compositions when I was trying to shoot the side of a few buildings... And if you love the music like I do, check out J Foerster / N Kramer's Habitat II album 👉jfoersternkramer.bandcamp.com/album/habitat-ii
These videos are absolutely lovely. With the soothing music and the warm, hazy photos, it’s wonderful to watch them through the first time. And they help me fall asleep at night, too. Thank you so much for sharing them with us!
Comments like these are a gift. I couldn’t be happier that my vibe videos resonate with you. And I love that they’re with you in those moments between awake and sleep when reality gives way to the realms of the unconscious. Thank you for commenting 🙌
Very nice images and a neat little camera but...these are now $90 USD on their website and they used to $65. I have a tiny HP Photosmart 5.0mp point & shoot fixed lens camera with a CCD sensor an optical viewfinder and a tiny LCD screen on the back. The screen on the back is really only "usable" to access the camera's setup menu. It works great with 2 rechargeable AA batteries and you can use an SD card to store several 1000 images on it. It pretty much does the same as this "Camp Snap" camera. I picked up for $15 for off eBay.
Thanks! I'm still seeing the Camp Snap for sale on their website for $65 but I'm sure there are other places where it's going for $90 or more due to high demand and low supply. But you're absolutely right - there are plenty of very inexpensive old digicams that have unusable screens but reliable optical viewfinders and you can basically get the same thing for much less. $15 is a small price to pay for simple digicam stills - especially with a CCD sensor. Thanks for watching!
Awesome perspective and pictures! I saw that all of these are edited. But did you use the vintage filter of the camera or none (when shooting)? Thank you!
What do you think of these SOOC images? Aside from some of my terrible compositions when I was trying to shoot the side of a few buildings...
And if you love the music like I do, check out J Foerster / N Kramer's Habitat II album 👉jfoersternkramer.bandcamp.com/album/habitat-ii
These videos are absolutely lovely. With the soothing music and the warm, hazy photos, it’s wonderful to watch them through the first time. And they help me fall asleep at night, too. Thank you so much for sharing them with us!
Comments like these are a gift. I couldn’t be happier that my vibe videos resonate with you. And I love that they’re with you in those moments between awake and sleep when reality gives way to the realms of the unconscious. Thank you for commenting 🙌
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Very nice images and a neat little camera but...these are now $90 USD on their website and they used to $65. I have a tiny HP Photosmart 5.0mp point & shoot fixed lens camera with a CCD sensor an optical viewfinder and a tiny LCD screen on the back. The screen on the back is really only "usable" to access the camera's setup menu. It works great with 2 rechargeable AA batteries and you can use an SD card to store several 1000 images on it. It pretty much does the same as this "Camp Snap" camera.
I picked up for $15 for off eBay.
Thanks! I'm still seeing the Camp Snap for sale on their website for $65 but I'm sure there are other places where it's going for $90 or more due to high demand and low supply.
But you're absolutely right - there are plenty of very inexpensive old digicams that have unusable screens but reliable optical viewfinders and you can basically get the same thing for much less.
$15 is a small price to pay for simple digicam stills - especially with a CCD sensor. Thanks for watching!
order direct from their website. $65.
Awesome perspective and pictures! I saw that all of these are edited. But did you use the vintage filter of the camera or none (when shooting)? Thank you!
They aren’t edited. They’re all straight out of camera 👌
How did you get those moving effects in your pictures?
It’s part of a plug-in by MotionVFX called mFilm Matte. It’s a simple “Zoom In” adjustment layer.