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Apr 3, 3:57 PM

I'm Back Roll Converts 35mm Cameras to Digital

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I'm Back Roll Converts 35mm Cameras to Digital

Summary

The I'm Back Roll APS-C is a new digital conversion kit designed to fit within 35mm film cameras, resembling a roll of film. It incorporates a 26MP Sony IMX571 sensor, internal storage, and a battery, with a small external Bluetooth remote for shutter synchronization. Images are accessible via a smartphone app, and the camera can revert to analog shooting when the kit is removed. The device is compatible with a wide range of 35mm cameras and is currently funding on Kickstarter, with estimated delivery in 2027.

Key points

  • The I'm Back Roll APS-C converts 35mm film cameras to digital photography.
  • It features a 26MP Sony IMX571 sensor and built-in storage, fitting inside the camera body.
  • A Bluetooth remote is used to synchronize the shutter with the digital capture process.
  • The kit allows cameras to retain their analog shooting capabilities when removed.
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