



Brittany on film 🎞️💖✨
📷🎞️: Leica MP + 35 Nocti + Monopan 50
Really enjoying shooting the Monopan but they are soooo hard to come by 🥲 I love the soft tones and the high resolution. Wish I could get my hands on more of them 🥹




📷🎞️: Leica MP + 35 Nocti + Monopan 50
Really enjoying shooting the Monopan but they are soooo hard to come by 🥲 I love the soft tones and the high resolution. Wish I could get my hands on more of them 🥹
📸🎞️: Leica MP + 35 Nocti + Monopan 50
Really enjoying shooting the Monopan but they are soooo hard to come by 🥲 I love the soft tones and the high resolution. Wish I could get my hands on more of them 🥹
📸🎞️: MP + 35 nocti + Rollei RPX25
📸🎞️: MP + 35 nocti + Rollei RPX25
I know most people use action cameras for sports or fast-moving stuff, but I’ve honestly been loving the Ace Pro 2 as a POV camera for photography.
It’s so quick to throw on around my neck while I’m out shooting street photography, events, or just walking around. I barely think about it once it’s on, and it’s been a really fun way to document interactions and moments throughout the day.
Also, shooting in 4:3 has been great since I can easily crop for both horizontal and vertical edits afterward.
One thing I ran into though: I’m in the U.S. and got the octagonal lens version, so the standard Insta360 ND filters didn’t fit. I ended up buying the original square lens guard from B&H for around $20 and swapped it out, and now the Insta360 ND filters fit perfectly.
I actually made a longer video showing how I’ve been using it if anyone’s interested:
https://youtu.be/uIGyHXDMNAg?si=LjJGTQMRr3EIE4Eu
Curious how many people here are also using the AP2 more as a POV/documentary camera instead of an action cam. What video settings have been working best for you guys?
I know most people use action cameras for sports or fast-moving stuff, but I’ve honestly been loving the Ace Pro 2 as a POV camera for photography.
It’s so quick to throw on around my neck while I’m out shooting street photography, events, or just walking around. I barely think about it once it’s on, and it’s been a really fun way to document interactions and moments throughout the day.
Also, shooting in 4:3 has been great since I can easily crop for both horizontal and vertical edits afterward.
One thing I ran into though: I’m in the U.S. and got the octagonal lens version, so the standard Insta360 ND filters didn’t fit. I ended up buying the original square lens guard from B&H for around $20 and swapped it out, and now the Insta360 ND filters fit perfectly.
I actually made a longer video showing how I’ve been using it if anyone’s interested:
https://youtu.be/uIGyHXDMNAg?si=LjJGTQMRr3EIE4Eu
Curious how many people here are also using the AP2 more as a POV/documentary camera instead of an action cam. What video settings have been working best for you guys?