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Every picture from a trip to the camera reaches the film. Cameras that finish a picture after you are back (or a phone that closes the app while the camera is open) no longer lose frames: the gallery is looked at again for two minutes, and a trip carries on after a restart. A long trip counts as long as the pictures keep coming. If the camera took nothing, the app says so.
The last frame of a full roll is a whole picture, no longer cut in half.
Cassettes: whole clips with their sound, in the shape they were filmed (upright stays upright), no title cards. Home 8 and Silver 8 flash at each splice and sound like a projector's speaker; the projector's clatter is quieter and one button mutes both.
New VHS cassette: soft picture, colour bleeding sideways, wobbly lines, tracking noise, "PLAY" and the camcorder's date in the corner, a tear at every cut.
The cinema: a straight beam from the projector onto the screen, its glow on the walls, dust in the light and a row of seats.
Picking a film shows three sample prints developed on it.
"Print | Original" is a switch of its own above the buttons, so nothing crowds or wraps.
Settings → Originals → "Give back by themselves": opening an envelope copies its originals to Pictures/Silverbox.