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I was sent the Polaroid Now+ Generation 3 instant camera in a coral color. They had sent the camera and two cartridges of photos with no expectation of any content being produced. In this article, I'll be sharing my experience with it over a few days of use.  Check out the full video on YouTube: Check out the Polaroid Now+ Gen3 Instant Camera:  B&H: https://bhpho.to/4o2Jv5g   Amazon: https://amzn.to/4n6XJ3L   Moment: https://partner.shopmoment.com/je90j6   Best Buy: https://bestbuycreators.7tiv.net/bOMJrb   Adorama:  https://prf.hn/l/64Mmn0p/   ebay: https://ebay.us/CW4XqJ   As an affiliate of these shops, I earn from qualifying purchases! I also have a live stream where I unbox and try out the camera for the first time.   For those unfamiliar with instant cameras, the process is simple: you buy the film, and the film itself becomes the photo. It develops right after you take the picture, ejects from the camera, and in about 10 to 15...

If you are into photography or videography, you have likely faced the question: should you ask for a photo every single time at an event? A recent experience at a local Halloween market brought it into focus for me. I was there to capture the atmosphere, the feel, and the experience of this event in a documentary style. This was my first time attending this market. I also make videos highlighting photography at fun events like anime conventions. One of the buildings used at the Halloween market. For the most part, the day was filled with positive interactions. The market was filled with awesome, creative people who were more than happy to let me photograph them and their products. I made a point to ask many of the vendors for their permission to take photos of their wares, and their welcoming responses were a highlight of the event.  I rarely took photos of the vendors, but each time in that case I'd ask. This article is focusing more on photographing the products and what could al...

In this article I'm going over videography setups I made out of LEGOs...back in 2017. At the time it was a pretty decent option I had on-hand to accomplish what I needed with my video work. The main focus here is a video slide because I have a corresponding video I had made back then. However, at the end of the article I show photos of two different mounts I had made.  Check out the DIY slider video on YouTube: Fujifilm X100F Digital Camera:  ebay: https://ebay.us/Kgymlv   Used from KEH: https://tidd.ly/4o4KG3z B&H: https://bhpho.to/2GnW5Is   Amazon: https://amzn.to/2YPRdo0   As an affiliate of these shops, I earn from qualifying purchases! Usually anything within 24 hours of the initial visit.  The LEGO slider with a camera mounted on the cart and positioned on the track between four clamp lights. A camera slider is a piece of equipment that allows a camera to make a smooth sliding motion, usually horizontally, to create dynamic and professional-looki...

The company STARTRC sent over some of their camera gear for me to try out and feature in a video. While I received these products at no cost, STARTRC had no input on the content of the video or this article and did not see anything before release.  The equipment is primarily focused on action cameras and includes a couple of quick-release mounts, a versatile metal clamp mount, and a compact sling-style bag. Check out the full overview video on YouTube:   Magnetic Quick Release Adapter (1/4" thread):  https://amzn.to/4nMXeMJ   Quick Release Adapter (GoPro mount):  https://amzn.to/4nlL7X7   Universal Sling Bag for Digital Cameras (fits Pocket series, Action camera):  https://amzn.to/4mFZrsH   Heavy-duty clamp:  https://amzn.to/4nQSy8M   As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases! Usually anything within 24 hours of the visit. It doesn't have to be the products I link.  Or check out their website directly (not affiliated)...