Yesterday, Negative Supply launched a new Kickstarter campaign for an elegant and very useful looking digital incident light and colour meter – the Light Meter LM1. The campaign has already smashed its goal!
With 8 days to go, Kosmo Foto’s new Agent Shadow film is getting very close to success, but needs a little put to get it over the line. At the time of me writing this, it has had £32,498 pledged of its £37,500 goal with 664 backers. It is a success, it just needs that final nudge.
‘NOSSAFLEX’, another Kickstarter launched today, this time it’s a little more obscure in concept, but certainly interesting nonetheless.
Josh and Maddie, a brother and sister duo from Australia have worked up a bit of a plan to standardise a film scan file naming convention. The idea being that each photo’s file name could be made up of all the essential shooting information.
The system is based on the acronym NOSSAFLEX as illustrated above.
The Reveni Labs Light Meter launched on Kickstarter on Saturday evening, and within the day beat its ~£9.5k goal! As you can see above, the light meter itself is designed to be absolutely tiny, and slot into the hot/cold shoe of your camera.
Jason Lane from Pictoriographica and Steve Lloyd from Chroma Camera have come together to design and manufacture the new ChromaGraphica Double Dry Plate Holder for large format cameras. Launched on Kickstarter at the end of last week, the campaign has already reached over 50% and so is on target to reach its £26,997 goal.
