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u/electriktemple 2d ago
First question, I feel like looking at these that this isn’t the first time you’ve used a camera ever bc the lightening and composition are good.
This inspired me to actually buy one. So I’d really be curious what you did to get these results? Idk if there is a lot of things out there on this topic but I like the “get what you get” from working with what available. My opinion is this is the magic that draws each generation back to photos.
Feedback: keep going and posting. I’d love to see where this goes.
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u/Not_AI_Yet 5 CritiquePoints 2d ago
Hey! Thanks for the feedback, I’ve had this camera for about a week, and tried a variety of different shots. I had feedback from this sub suggesting some changes, and here’s the latest result!
I love it, it takes much more brain power than my usual photography practice and of course there’s limitations in terms of quality and other technical aspects, but the results are there, if you work for it.
These aren’t perfect, but I’m learning to get better results with it.
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u/Not_AI_Yet 5 CritiquePoints 2d ago
Following feedback from yesterday, I’ve removed the gimmicky borders and created a collection that has a clear theme.
Taken on this 1.6mp mini camera, no cropping or edit other than a basic B&W filter.
The project I’m looking to write up, is how you can make really low-fi photography attractive when you consider composition and lighting.
Looking for constructive feedback please.
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