Just a Sunday.
Still worth a roll.
Not every moment is a wedding. A long lunch, a walk, a kitchen full of people. Open a small roll, hand it round, and keep the day.
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Small on purpose
Four guests, 16 shots each, 48 hours. Enough for a Sunday.
- 02
One camera between you
Pass the roll instead of the phone. Everyone shoots what they see.
- 03
Develops tonight
Set the roll to close at dinner. Open it before bed.
“The days you do not photograph are the ones you forget.”
What is on the roll
More than photos.
Every moment collects three kinds of media, and the tools to do something with them.
Photos and film stocks
Shots per guest, set by the host. Four looks: None, Original, Vintage, Black and white. Applied at capture, finished at full resolution.
One video each
Five to thirty seconds. The host sets the length, every guest adds one.
About videosOne memo each
A voice note for the morning, up to a minute. It plays back on a record.
About memosStudio
A backdrop, photos off the roll, stickers and words. Saved as drafts you can come back to.
About StudioGuest Lens
A shot list for your guests. They tick prompts off as they capture, or shoot straight from one.
The invite card
A perforated card with the QR and the code. Print it, send it, or set it in your colours.
The morning after
What people say when the roll develops.
We saw the whole night through fourteen cameras. Photos I never would have seen otherwise.
I left a memo at two in the morning and forgot about it. A week later it played back like a record.
Our photographer had the ceremony. Our guests had everything else.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is a free moment really free?
Yes. Up to 4 guests, 48 hours, every film look.
Can I make one every week?
As many as you like, one at a time.
Can I keep the photos longer?
Download them before the 48 hours are up, or buy room for the moment and keep it 30 days.
Open a roll
for the ordinary days.
It takes two minutes.
