So I just bought a nimslo and I'm having a slight problem with it. Whenever I press the shutter release button the shutter will stay open until I release the button (it's not the battery's in backwards I tried that and it did nothing) I'm getting the red and green light like I'm supposed to, I've got the batteries in the proper way and I also don't have a flash attached to it. Hoping that someone out there will have an answer for me!

Hello everyone,

I am here again after a long time. I'm really sorry for keeping you waiting. But now I am happy to introduce you the Kitslo 3D lens project, which I have developed after a lot of effort.

Realizing this project was a difficult process, but in the end, a useful and wonderful product emerged. For this reason, I wanted to share the latest developments and details with you.

The Kitslo 3D lens is an all-optical camera accessory and can be attached to phone cameras. You can use the application synchronously by downloading it from the AppStore. Simply attach the kit, launch the app and take your wigglegram photos and share as gif or mp4 or other formats. Add fantastic filters to your images, focus, adjust speed as you wish. You can even revert them to their original state to rearrange them and then rearrange them. We have made an effort to make the image manipulation application as useful as possible.

You can download app from App Store. If you enable notifications you will see news on app:

👉 Download App

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I would like to express that the place where I share the most details about Kitslo is the r/wigglegram community.

We are also featured on the "Upcoming Project" page on Kickstarter. When the launch day comes, you can follow the project from there to receive an e-mail. You just have to go to the page and click the "Notify me on launch" button. If you are not a member of Kicstarter, it is enough to become a member.

🏁 Kickstarter Page

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I am curious about your comments and your feedback is very important to me.

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Do you have any recommendations for shops in Japan that sell 3D second hand cameras to an affordable price?

First of all I'm sorry for my mediocre English, I hope you can understand what I'm trying to ask ^^ Which is the best (free) App or program for editing 3D pictures? (Overlaying/overlapping them so the picture seems 3D). At best even a beginner friendly program ^^ Thank you guys in advance!

Just got my nishikia with the nishikia flash first time shooting film so I know my first roll is gonna be ass just wanted to see if anyone had a cheat sheet of some sort ? If I. Was gonna waste a whole roll I kinda wanted a few shots to be good I used Kodak ultra max 400 thx guys

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https://reddit.com/link/12w1xsz/video/wv1sm4hhmlva1/player

Here are what Wigglegrams looks like coming out of an ImageTech 3D1000. There’s not as much depth but if you reverse the sequence before looping you get a nice bounce effect.

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I think i nailed it? haha i'm so proud of myself hehehe

An update to a story I originally posted on Instagram here, thought it could be of interest here

https://www.instagram.com/p/CqQht5As7jy/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

I was searching for a good condition Nishika N8000 which took a while, but when I finally got one I took it to my girlfriend's parents house to take some photos and her Dad saw it, immediately told me he had one of those, then proceeded to bring out a mint condition still in the box Nishika. So I could have borrowed instead of buying, but anyway..

Today he brought over some of the photos he took in the 90's. He told me he had to send them off to the States and they send back these "3D" photos. In my head when I heard of the 3D photos I thought of the holographic baseball cards, but they are like thick photos.

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https://reddit.com/link/12hqruy/video/ogva3ci7j3ta1/player

I know the video can't really do it justice. The depth of field is amazing. Instantly you see the 3D effect, not like the Hologram cards that you have to turn in the light. I thought perhaps there would be some resemblance to the wiggle grams we see in the digital versions but they don't really move, just a clear distinction of the layers in the depth of field

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UPDATE: He also gave me the original negatives so it would be interesting to create a wigglegram and see it side by side with the real thing :)