It is a type. In fact my personal favorite type. But all instant photographs are not Polaroids and this drives me crazy. I’m not trying to be the gatekeeper of Polaroid but the brand carries a level of respect in my opinion. Does this bother other people? Don’t get me wrong I’m excited when anyone picks up a camera. I don’t mean to offend anyone I just care about the product.
I'm looking into picking up photography as a hobby and outlet, in particular instant photography. I've been doing research on my own, but I figured I could ask for some advice as well.
I, admittedly, don't know much about photography itself, but I want a camera to learn with. I know my phone is capable of taking decent photos, but it isn't quite as satisfying as looking through and snapping with a real camera. I'm primarily interested in street and night photography, so I know I'll need one with a tripod mount and some control over the exposure and other things I'm still reading about.
From what I've read and done research on, I'm leaning towards the Lomography Instant camera, just the basic one with no bells and whistles, but with some creativity still. But I'm still looking, so any advice or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. I'm trying to find one to learn the more advanced settings on, not just point and click.
hi,
just got myself a wide 300 for xmas and out of the 10 exposures i managed to get one photo that was actually centered and didn’t look blurry............
i was mainly using the close up add on because i was taking photos of my newborn. i was centering the close up circle in the viewfinder. even when i wasn’t using the close up ads on i think my photos were way off center like the top of frame would be cut off. what am i doing wrong?
This is my first time with a instant camera and I hope I made a good decision on which camera I got. I've seen some YouTube video and was curious if there are any tips or good resources for a beginner
So I've been doing instant photography as a hobby for a little bit over a year now. Over time I've gotten quite good at it. I've learned a lot of things from this subreddit but most of it has been through trial and error. I'm not in anyway a professional with photography so there's a lot for me to learn. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated!
Hi there TV peeps. I'm with a small company of software devs (there are two of us) from Augusta GA. We typically make smartphone apps but we wanted to expand our skillset and decided to make an app for Android TVs. I'm sharing this here since all ya'll likely have the hardware to give this a try.
Let me be super upfront here, this is a free app, no ads or anything. We are trying to get better with this platform and really looking to work with users and get feedback to know what is working and what could be done better, what features to add etc. This is not a sales pitch.
Okay, so hopefully that clear that. The app is called ZenPic. It is a photography app that displays colorful scenic images that transition over time. At the moment that is all it does. Really simple.
I have spent quite a bit of time researching what is already out there and most of the Android TV photography apps I have seen are for displaying personal photos. So if you are wondering what is the point of this app, we think it would be good for places of professional setting where you wouldn't want random personal photos accidentally popping in the display... to each their own :)
Since we took this approach it also adds other things, such as the fact that it comes out of the box packed with photos, so you do not have to BYOP. In fact we have over 1000 curated photos so far that we have picked ourselves. This is the style of photography I am talking about:
Here is a link to the app https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=mf.mobilefirst.zenpic. It has only been out about a day so not much activity but again I would really appreciate it if some of you would be willing to try it and just share your thoughts on it. Let me know if you have any questions or concerns - everything goes, thanks!
Who are the lords of instant photography on Instagram these days?
