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I'm an analog photography nut, and this cheap compact is as close as a digital camera has come to capturing the feel of shooting film

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 I'm an analog photography nut, and this cheap compact is as close as a digital camera has come to capturing the feel of shooting film
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The RewindPix PS135 is a new digital camera designed to replicate the feel of shooting film. It features a companion app that offers a wide variety of film-like filters, allowing users to customize their photography experience. Despite some limitations, the camera successfully evokes the excitement of analog photography.

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TechRadar Verdict This is the first film-style compact that for me has come close to replicating the feel of analog photography – the excitement and anticipation. The huge repertoire of film-style looks in the companion app makes me feel like a kid in a candy store, and the stylish body nails the point-and-shoot aesthetic. It delivers massive amounts of retro kitsch, at a price low enough to warrant taking a chance on if it sounds like your cup of tea. Pros +Amazing selection of film-like looks +Big optical viewfinder +Lightweight, pocket-friendly build Cons -Auto-power off can be annoying -Small sensor limits dynamic range Best picks for you The best film cameras — old and new, based on in-depth testing I'm a cameras expert and these are the top 9 cheap cameras I recommend The best…

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