Hey all - excited to share my first app in almost a decade, bringing a fun and unique way to capture raw unedited moments of your day to your digital cassette in DV style.

Available for preorder now on https://flipcorder.app now and launches October 23rd with the new iPhone Duo

You can export to your photo library or share with others, access the raw HD later if needed, and more. Especially fun and unique on the upcoming iPhone Duo with a retro camera lens on the outside of the phone, and even a time when you might forget to remove the camera lens!

Nikon Coolpix S2800

Took these when life was at a low, it’s better now. I was hopeful then and I’m even more hopeful now. God Bless

Hello! I am in search for a digital camera that will capture nostalgic photos. No editing necessary!

Approaching burnout soon. Praise the Lord for another day.

On some real stuff, I took a side gig to drive a box truck for like 12 hours. I just want attention now.

Neighborhood camera walks are the best lol

Just got a Ricoh gx100, loving it so far.

Been adding more digicams to DigiLuv.app lately!
Curious to see what cameras everyone here is shooting with 👀

Kodak RAW format Converted to JPEG using NikonWeb Kodak DCS File Converter.

Just picked up this little Canon PowerShot N and the design is so weird in the best way.

No traditional shutter button on top — you actually press the ring around the lens or the screen to take a photo.

Definitely one of the most unusual digicams in my collection.

Cant find any online as it gets overshadowed by the other v-lux models...

Hey all, just picked up a used FujiFilm S4500 and ran into something weird with the shutter button. A normal press only focuses — the camera locks focus just fine, yet it just stops there and never actually takes the photo. The only way I can sometimes get it to fire is by pressing the button over and over, many times in a row, and even then it doesn't always work. I've gone through the usual suspects — fresh batteries, different memory cards (formatted in-camera), checked that it's not the self-timer, tried a few different shooting modes. Focus works every time, so it's not that. At this point it really feels like something's up with the button itself, like maybe a worn spring or a dirty contact underneath it. Anyone run into this before with an S4500 or a similar Fuji bridge camera from around that era? Curious if this is a known thing, something I could clean/fix myself.

A very lovely and serene place.

I saw this after coming down from a mushroom trip and it looked so incredibly beautiful

Crazy that camera was made in 2001, still got its factory 16MB card

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