lxforrest
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Thanks you so much to let me post my development blog posts here and felt lucky that some of you actually read them.
While I am in the final stage of structural adjustments and color selection (the ‘Colorful Black’ options), I am also working hard on fine-tuning image quality and adjusting the filters’ effects for the companion app.
My goal to this app is simple:
1. Provide 20-30 fine tunned high quality filters as default "film stock" when launch
2. Enable users to adjust multiple parameters (WB/Contrast/exposure/Grain/Vignetting/light leak/Film camera time stamp etc) to create your own filters. Think of it as you develop your own "Film roll” before load it to your camera. This will help to reduce as much post editing work as possible.
3. It is a digital "Film" camera, why constraint ourself with 1 filter per roll? With filter slider, users can select and apply 3 "film" from your film stocks in the app.
Before I continue to introduce you the final ID of the camera or interaction logic. Here are some sample photos
I also updated the gallery on my ugly pre-launch website: A non-disposable digital "film" camera, tons of sample photos there if you interested. thanks
While I am in the final stage of structural adjustments and color selection (the ‘Colorful Black’ options), I am also working hard on fine-tuning image quality and adjusting the filters’ effects for the companion app.
My goal to this app is simple:
1. Provide 20-30 fine tunned high quality filters as default "film stock" when launch
2. Enable users to adjust multiple parameters (WB/Contrast/exposure/Grain/Vignetting/light leak/Film camera time stamp etc) to create your own filters. Think of it as you develop your own "Film roll” before load it to your camera. This will help to reduce as much post editing work as possible.
3. It is a digital "Film" camera, why constraint ourself with 1 filter per roll? With filter slider, users can select and apply 3 "film" from your film stocks in the app.
Before I continue to introduce you the final ID of the camera or interaction logic. Here are some sample photos
I also updated the gallery on my ugly pre-launch website: A non-disposable digital "film" camera, tons of sample photos there if you interested. thanks
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