A film-look camera. 36 shots per roll. Grain, halation, date stamps.
Every roll is 36 exposures. Shoot with intent, like it costs something.
Half Frame, 2000s, and Disposable. Pick your stock before you shoot.
Grain is baked into every frame, not smeared on after.
Highlights bloom and bleed the way they do on real emulsion.
The amber date stamp, bottom right, on every single shot.
Flip it on and your shots appear the next day. Delayed gratification.
The Disposable look burns the edges like a cracked plastic body.
Shoot through the live camera, framed and graded in real time.
Warm, gently faded, soft halation. The signature look.
Cool flash-photo grade with punchy contrast. Digicam energy.
Heavy grain, deep fade, light leaks on the edges.
The prototype. 36 shots per roll, all three looks, date stamps on every frame.
Half Frame Pro. For shooters who burn through rolls.