My current car connects wirelessy to my phone to use Android Auto. I know my incoming PS needs a wired connection to use AA. However, I notice that there's a Spotify app that can be downloaded for the car system, but also that it uses Google Maps natively? Those two things are the only reason I used AA in my current car, so I'm thinking this makes my need to use it obsolete?
So excited to receive this car, should I be as excited as I am?! Long range single motor with Prime pack in Space. I currently have a Cupra Born EV, and expect this to be a huge step-up.
It's easy to fix https://youtube.com/shorts/QRjX9WNTGFo?is=pD7EuFKsYtBeyxbF
Been getting asked this a lot, hope it helps! You can DM me for a discount link if you like.
How bad is this seat? What's restricted about it other than the distance? Any help much appreciated.
This wasn't easy as the framing is never going to be the same unless I lock them off, which is too much work TBH! The other issue is that I don't think you can compare the vintage filters across the two cameras (there's 3 on the CS 2 and two on the Pro), so I just used Standard and B&W to try and have a fairer comparison.
Swipe through and see what you think. I don't want to come to my own conclusion until I've compared more types of shots.
In terms of the physical cameras, well the CS2 is of course a lot smaller. It has more features like 6 filters Vs 4, filter lock and Quick Draw. If you want more simplicity, maybe it's the Pro (and 16mp Vs 8mp), or it's the good old V105.
Looking forward to seeing what more people think as more get the CS2.
A tour of the features and some photo examples.
First impressions:
- First up, the shutter is super fast, a huge improvement on the original
- Having 6 filters built-in is amazing and all at the press of a button (which you can also lock, meaning no unwanted filter changes) Swipe for filter examples! I love Analog.
- The viewfinder is above the lens, making framing much easier
- The Quick Draw feature is ace, you just press the shutter button when the camera is in standby and it takes a photo
It literally arrived an hour so I've not had much time with it, but really great first impressions.
Some of you may recall that my wife and I recently started a business that hires out Camp Snap 105s for use at weddings and parties (won't mention the name as don't want to break rules!) Just wanted to share some of what people have captured so far, loving the vibe!
I've loaded Kino onto each cam and it's working well. Our instructions state to always use flash and that has been a wise move so far. No breakages or damage, these wee cams really can take a lot.
Kilchurn Castle. Built in the mid 15th century and been a ruin since 1770 after being in abandoned in 1760 due to damage from lightening. It was a garrison, home and is now locked behind a door. Living in Scotland means I get to experience history like this regularly ❤️.
This old garage is on a road I've travelled hundreds of times since I was a kid when going from Edinburgh to Oban to visit family. That's going back 40 years and I never saw it open. I know one day I'm going to make the journey and it will be gone, not sure why, but it fascinates me. These could be the last photos I ever get of it. Anyone else obsessed with abandoned buildings? I've got a nice landscape one, but Reddit never seems to display them properly! Shot on Pro.
Last shot from a recent Florida trip. Ocean Drive is a dream for Camp Snap! VTG1 filter on the Pro.