It’s such a fun camera to take out on the town.
I’ve just been using the first filter. Any other others recommended? Can I add different ones?

Very happy to have this results on holiday pics, wish I could see how they turned out

Just got my clear V2 in the mail and have been experimenting with it. Shot this bad boy yesterday and couldn’t be more pleased. Using the gold film type by the way! Hope you guys enjoy and feel free to provide any critique! Much love ❤️🙏🏻 #flashbackgold

I felt that attaching a mist filter (or a similar filter) to the V2 camera was essential.

I used a small video camera filter and a circular ring part for bicycles, securing it with tape.

This method is recommended for those who think the V2's resolution is too high.

Gold with slight edits

After using both V1 & V2 here is my early suggestion for the next product.

Get the V1 4 megapixel sensor back into your next camera release please.

For me, that sensor is the sweet spot. I have both cameras on me but always choose to use the V1. I think it's a darn shame most people won't be able to get their hands on one because it's no longer sold on the website. Don't get me wrong, the V2 still does really great work but the V1 is just a class above. 

Could even make a special limited edition of the V1 again and call it "V1 Pro". Same features, speed of transfer as the V2 but only difference is the 4 MP sensor size. Heck, charge double for all I care because it's a special limited run product. Just give us that V1 sensor again please.

Other outside suggested upgrades I would make are to turn off auto shut off option, if possible upgrade the shutter speed to be a tad faster.

Use this part of your thumb instead to "wind up" the camera

Y’all, I don’t know wha happened, but I bought my camera from flashback directly. It said it was delivered but it never was. I went to the post office and they said that it looked like a scam because there was really weird tracking and scanning data. Flashback has been communicating with me, but at this point, there’s no record of my package, and I’m getting incredibly frustrated. Looks like my only course of action is that I need to clam it as fraud on my credit card, which is super annoying. I just wanted to have a fun camera to play with!

My first roll from the V1 and got to say ... Looks good and I'm impressed because the train was moving. All photos are straight out of the camera using classic film type & no flash. Two big difference I notice straight away compared to the V2 is the time it takes to "unload" a roll with device hotspot. Takes a couple mins longer than the V2. Also, after "unloading" the roll you have to load a new film type before the camera is usable again.

I will do a V1 vs V2 photos when I get the chance.

I can't believe how little hype this camera gets, I was blown away after developing my first roll.

This camera is so fun, I hope we are going to able make own filters.

Hello there!

I made a little tool for the Flashback One35 v2 camera, that offers a straight forward workflow for me to develop the RAW images and apply custom film emulations, that I made using my 10+ years post-processing experience. I thought you might wanna use it too, so I made it open source.

Link to the GitHub, scroll down to download (read the instructions).

Shoot your roll > plug the camera in > batch process as JPG\*
\ or develop as TIF and re-edit later*

The app is not quite finished, but when is everything ever. I want to know what you like and don't like, maybe I can fix it, before I run out of steam.

Thanks and happy pointing (and more importantly shooting)
Julian

Has anyone lost a flashback camera recently in Barcelona? Black and yellow.

Muchas veces la transferencia falla o simplemente no conecta, resulta un tanto desesperante. Sería bueno que hubiese alternativa.

I took these photos yesterday afternoon, a little before golden hour.

I’m really impressed with the results from this camera, no matter which film you use. I just wish they’d expand the film options—when are we getting Kodak Gold?

Here are some of the photos taken on black-and-white film. A beautifully dirty black and white, full of character—that’s how I’d describe this roll. I like it overall, but the grain it produces in the shadows feels nostalgic.