Film camera shooting with iPhone 🍋

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Make sure you check your iPhone Camera settings are correct and you use these tips for produce the crispiest videos EVERRR! BEFORE FILMING: - Check that you are recording using the best settings. Generally speaking, people use 4K at 30fps. This is closest to what our eye sees and is the minimum

i love the design on this camera so much, the hello kitty strawberry milk collection has a chokehold over me i love that sanrio came out with a vintage tech line it was literally made for me!! I just finished shooting a roll of film on this camera and im so excited to see how the photos turn out

But wait! This camera will change your photography game and here are a few reasons why: Eco-Friendly Design: The Paper Shoot camera is designed with sustainability in mind. It features a biodegradable case made from stone paper, which reduces plastic waste and environmental impact. The minimali

How I filmed my $150 UGC video with Apothekary: 1. Find a place to film and shoot a bunch of product shots: I always recommend shooting somewhere with natural lighting + clean your camera lens before you start. I also recommend getting more product shots then you need - having a variety will hel

The app is called OldRoll - Vintage Film Camera!! It has multiple camera options that mimics actual disposable or film cameras. You can either take pictures or even videos! The pic is saved in your camera roll as you take them — without having to do any edits or touchups. The app is f

here's a quick guide on how to unload film from two different 35mm film cameras! it's sooo much easier with an automatic winder lol but it's good to know how to get the film out correctly, because in the past i've had to manually wind up film and then ended up opening the back too e

I often get questions about how I film my YouTube videos, so I thought I would share a breakdown of my current gear and video settings ✨ 📸 Filming camera: Canon R10 For YouTube videos, I shoot in 4K 30fps with a shutter speed of 1/60. Stabilization is put to “on” when shooting handheld. 📸 Fi

I mistakenly bought a camera that uses advantix/aps film off of eBay when I was searching for 35mm camera; and it turned out to be a happy accident. although it's more expensive, I love shooting aps film. every roll of aps film I've bought is expired because the film isn't manufactur

I recently discovered the free app ProCCD-Retro Digital Camera!!  You can take photos or record videos using the app. The free version comes with a couple of cameras and they are so good! You can pay for individual cameras or make a one-time payment to access all of them. The app has so many

Wanna get the MOST BEAUTIFUL pictures and videos without having to spend a lot of money on cameras and stuff❓Well your iPhone can do the trick! 🌻 🎥 Shoot in 4K, that's 4,000 pixels! Also shoot at 60 frames per second for smoother video (that's 60 pictures every second that blend together

as someone who used to be a professional photographer, taking a break and selling my camera was never part of the plan. i had every intention of buying a new one, but life got busy. priorities shifted, and getting a new camera fell to the bottom of the list. in the meantime, my iphone became my go-

As a content creator I have learned to utilize both my iPhone and my Canon camera to create content. A camera will definitely give you higher quality content with more depth, but I find myself often reaching for my iPhone when it comes to videos - specifically scenic setup videos! I currently have

I have been loving the vintage film aesthetic, but a lot of times I take photos on either my iPhone or my digital camera for ease of use so I’ve been experimenting with different styles editing on my iPhone and honestly, I have been loving it. I think these photos look super timeless, and honestly

nothing quite hits like actual film photos. maybe it’s the fact that you have to take the photo and be okay with whatever outcome you get (vs digital being tempted to shoot until it’s perfect,) or maybe it’s the nostalgic true natural grain? whatever the reason, film is magical and i know i was conf

The app ProCCD - Digital Film Camera has become one of my favorites! The app is free with limited cameras you can use. They have 2 subscription options, $4.99 per year or $12.99 one-time purchase. You can take pictures and record videos. They focus more on “vibes”, but have many cameras and

Preserving your iPhone camera settings is key to maintaining your preferred shooting style and ensuring consistent results. 📸✨ To do so, simply navigate to your iPhone's Settings app, scroll down to find the Camera tab, and tap on it. From there, you can adjust settings such as exposure, fo

here's a quick guide on how to get this hello kitty camera! this specific film camera is a part of sanrio x retrospekt's collab where they made a cassette player, a 35mm film camera, a polaroid camera, and a polaroid camera bag! I absolutely love the hello kitty strawberry milk design so wh

these are just some of my favorite projects i made in the three years that i was a media studies student at uwsp :) i made several other projects that didn’t make the cut, but i just wanted to share some of my favorites here and also let y’all know that if you want to watch them, most of them are a