r/flashbackcamera

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Take some pictures of landscapes in Ireland with my Flashback V2, they look amazing!

I have so much fun with this camera and I really love how the photos turn out. I only ever really use the classic filter nowadays. I'm looking forward to taking this little thing on future trips.

The only thing I struggle with is knowing when to use the flash and when not to. There's been a few times where I think the lighting is adequate and then the photo comes out too dark, or times I've used the flash because it feels dark enough out to necessitate t, but then it overexposes the photo. All part of the appeal though, I suppose, that you don't know what the photos will look like until later!

I mentioned before that I'm currently hosting a project where 80+ photographers across 20+ countries are sharing Flashback cameras (i.e., shooting with it for a week, then mailing it off to the next person). The project is called NomadCam, if you're interested in following along.

None of the participants had used a Flashback before (it was new to me too!) and were keen on seeing comparisons of the different sims, so I did a few quick examples: one street scene with a strong green, one with strong reds, and one portrait.

Figured I'd share it here too, in case anyone else finds it helpful!