I have a really bad habit of leaving it set to polaroid frame, random vintage effect, because having random/random means I don't know how it's going to frame, which bugs my inner control freak ;p That or go out with the intention of taking a 1001 vignette photos of basically whatever ;p
It's my go-to for low light and fast movement, because the faux-vintage effect seems to me to make a feature of the level of noise/blur I'm going to get anyway (I have some great shots of my 2y/o nephew eating ice-cream that look like something from the 70s which made his parents happy, for example)
Oh - and in regular life, I leave it on 'fast shoot' mode, so I can take a ton of photos with randomised effects, and then check back later for how they turned out, when my phone's churned through the processing. My Wildfire is a little slow, especially on the higher-res photos.
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I have a really bad habit of leaving it set to polaroid frame, random vintage effect, because having random/random means I don't know how it's going to frame, which bugs my inner control freak ;p That or go out with the intention of taking a 1001 vignette photos of basically whatever ;p
(http://www.flickr.com/photos/89596055@N00/sets/72157624441537093/)
It's my go-to for low light and fast movement, because the faux-vintage effect seems to me to make a feature of the level of noise/blur I'm going to get anyway (I have some great shots of my 2y/o nephew eating ice-cream that look like something from the 70s which made his parents happy, for example)
Oh - and in regular life, I leave it on 'fast shoot' mode, so I can take a ton of photos with randomised effects, and then check back later for how they turned out, when my phone's churned through the processing. My Wildfire is a little slow, especially on the higher-res photos.