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I really should, looking at a few right now

I see frames everywhere, but these are beautiful!

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Big fan of the way you sent this. I like that film has this finiteness to it. In that what you see through the viewfinder is somehow so crisp compared to a digital screen, or some thing. I don’t know if something feels different, and I don’t know what it is

can’t beat a waist-level viewfinder as a better metaphor for how cameras frame the world

film is definitely a pointless pursuit from a technical POV given today’s digital sensors but it is still a very worthwhile process for imagemaking

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I like that! It’s a fun way to see the world; I also like that you get to see your subject; the one thing I don’t like with smartphones is that it often hides the subject from view

These cameras are great for taking stomach POV ;)