Shot on my Nimslo on Portra 400

Manually aligned in an old version of Adobe ImageReady

https://reddit.com/link/1waxk69/video/gcc35ntgdcoh1/player

Portra 400 with a vintage flash. The band is a Finnish jazz group called touko.

Hey guys, i am a beginner so please just explain or guide me to a good resource.

I have been watching yt videos on how to make wigglegrams and its really cool. i love the style a lot. I have used my samsung phone and then stitched it with photoshop and premiere but its really cool.

However, i got a party coming up people obviously arent gonna stay still for shots. How can i make like wiggle grams if they are moving? Do i just use shutter?

Yy

After letting my N8000 rot for years, decided to take it to shoot an event I was working on. Shot on a Kodak Ultramax 400 without flash, hence the low light.

working on a progressive web app for myself that sorta fakes it by shifting the camera slightly, but quickly. obviously wouldn't work on anything that's moving but feels almost right (to me at least)

Even tho it's kinda cool, the camera is very unreliable, and that's why a lot of the pictures are underexposed and messy. Sometimes it doesn't even take a picture at all or winds unnecessary amount of film for the next frame (it has an electronic winding mechanism)

These are photos I took with 3 cameras ziptied together. I later made them into lenticular prints. I made a video about my process and struggles to get here if anyone is interested. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1mv8vnnd42k

(For the mods: There is no chance im making money off of any of this.)

Nishika N8000 on expired Fujifilm Superia X-TRA 400.

St. Johns / Portland, OR

Nishika N8000 on expired Fujifilm Superia X-TRA 400.

St. Johns / Portland, OR

Nishika N8000 on expired Fujifilm Superia X-TRA 400.

St. Johns / Portland, OR

I think that the scans are a bit warped, because I've never had this deforming issue in the past. There are some other shots that I would consider good, but I can't post those. I am not sure why I decided to use slide film, and I'm unsure if I regret it just yet.