Hi guys, been using pcloud 2tb for a while and I'm loving it. My only issue is with how the instant upload on mobile works.
I take many photos on my phone and have the instant upload on. But most of my photos are trash and I usually just delete them shortly after taking them. However most of the time they are uploaded to the pcloud before I have a chance to delete them. This would not be a problem if deleted photos from the camera roll would also be deleted from the instant upload folder.
Any ideas on how to conveniently solve this? A solution similar to Google photos cloud would be the best one, as photos removed from the camera roll are also removed from the cloud.
I've thought about syncing the camera roll folder directly to pcloud but cannot apparently do that. I have tried to change the default photo folder to the instant upload folder but to no avail.
Any suggestions/work around?
Cheers
Hey there!
I'm looking for an instant camera to gift and have done some research but I'm now stuck on deciding and I know nothing about photography. I kindly ask for your help!
They're looking to use it for scrapbooking/bullet journaling and have a background in photography but in the last couple of years grew tired of all the manual parameters.
I'm looking for an instant camera with a point & shoot experience that doesn't really need fiddling with exposure, focus, etc.
- Feeling: I'm looking for something analog with that intangibly magical quality of Polaroids (so no digital hybrids).
- Instant: prints the picture and develops it within minutes
- Format: between mini, square and wide they'd probably prefer square
- Film cost: something reasonable. I see Instax film is way cheaper and Polaroid's is a little on the pricier side.
- Camera aesthetic: if it's cute it's definitely a plus!
The Instax SQ6 seems perfect and film is reasonably priced. The two cons seem: it's not very pretty, I think the white version looks the best; most Instax pics I see still give me digital vibes.
I've seen Lomography cameras that shoot pics with a more retro vibe like Polaroids like the Lomo'Instant Square but they look really cumbersome and big. I've read that portraits of people are very flattering tho.
From the new era Polaroids, the Polaroid Now seems the all-round best but obviously it costs close to 2€ per shot. The mini version, the Polaroid Go, looks really cute.
The new version, the Polaroid Now+, is the most beautiful to me with the rainbow line positioned on front. I've read concerning comments about exposure problems and the fact that you have to use a mobile app for some of the features seems uncomfortable. Film cost is the same.
Most of the weight on my picks come from users /u/DeeSnow97 and /u/karalandberg that I thank very much.
I figure the picture will be underexposed if I don't. Am I right in thinking this?
I know there are tons at thrift stores garage sales eBay etc, they seem to be pricier online so wanted some recommendations in case I end up getting one online instead of out and about! Was looking at the Minolta Zoom 150, some of the listings are super expensive and some are more affordable. Thanks!
