Category: digital harenizumi
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Toy Electro: A collection of lo-fi photography by Doctor Popular
“Toy Electro” is a new zine collecting some of my black and white lo-fi photography. All of the shots in this zine were taken on my Digital Harinezumi, an extremely low tech camera that has surprisingly charming results. You can see my Harinezumi review here: This Sunday I’ll be tabling at the SF Zine Fest, […]
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A Glitch Tutorial: Editing Image Files With Text Editors
I’ve shared a bunch of glitch-art posts on this blog, including this recent list of iOS glitch apps, so I thought it would be cool to share a little tutorial on how to create your own glitch art using an “incorrect editor” technique. For many, glitch art is a technique achieved purely through apps and […]
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The Sun&Cloud: a rechargable digital toy camera by Superheadz
You may have already noticed that I’m a fan of the Digital Harinezumi by Superheadz. It’s close to everything I could want in a casual street camera… but it’s a battery hog. The Harinezumi eats CR2 batteries for breakfast, and at $9 a pop, that’s not cheap. So I was stoked when I had a […]
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Recovered shots from my Digital Harinezumi
I snapped a shot and somebody on 6th street didn’t like it, so I deleted it… and, by accident, all the other photos I had taken over the last week. The combination of button presses for “formatting” is surprisingly similar to “deleting” on a Zumi. Thanks to some folks on Twitter I learned that I […]