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\nThe all-weather Actionsampler (of course I used it without the underwater casing)<\/em><\/p>\n
Since this version of the Actionsampler allows several shooting modes, including 4 individual photos and 4 continuous shots … I decided to try a couple of them.<\/p>\n
The 400 film on a not very bright day seems to work great, and most of these test shots were taken this morning when I was at the playground with my ‘model’.<\/p>\n
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Pretty satisfied with the output and I’d dare say this is definitely better than the one from Lomography. The camera is pretty well designed and built but too bad I ain’t good at writing reviews … but I’d recommend it to anyone looking for such an ‘action’ cam.<\/p>ngg_shortcode_0_placeholder","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
It’s the first time I’m actually using an Actionsampler, no … not the one from Lomography but the all-weather version which I was told Lomography used to sell too. I got mine recently courtesy of 8storeytree and decided to load an expired ISO400 film to try it out today. The … <\/p>\n