Massive Dev Chart Timer vs SEEKA

The Massive Dev Chart is the world's largest film development chart with easy to use multi step timer and darkroom support for iPhone and iPad. Watch the instructional video at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P915z6THiY8. *** Features *** • Offline copy of The Massive Dev Chart in your pocket • Multi Step Timer with sound notifications • Customizable agitation scheme • Darkroom themes • Dilution Mixer • Support for two-step development and two-step fixing • Support for optional hypoclear and photo flo steps • Automated development time/temperature compensation

Photograph a question. Meet an idea. SEEKA is a conceptual camera that gives everyday photography a new point of view. Instead of opening the camera and wondering what to shoot, you receive a theme inspired by the history, language, and philosophy of photography. Modern photos are taken quickly, shared quickly, and forgotten quickly. SEEKA slows that process down. It places a small idea before the shutter, helping one ordinary image become a more thoughtful visual experience. How SEEKA works: 1. Receive a photography theme SEEKA presents prompts such as "Look for a trace," "Do not be afraid of blur," and "Photograph urban loneliness." Each theme invites you to see the world from a slightly different angle. 2. Observe the world through that theme Use the prompt as a temporary lens. Walk, look, wait, and take one photograph when the scene feels like your answer. 3. Create a framed image with words After shooting, SEEKA generates a minimal framed image with words inspired by photographers and thinkers such as Roland Barthes, Daido Moriyama, Susan Sontag, William Eggleston, and others. Included theme examples: - "Look for a trace" / Roland Barthes / Indexicality - "Do not be afraid of blur" / Daido Moriyama / Chance - "Photograph someone's absence" / Susan Sontag / Absence - "Find the strongest color" / William Eggleston / Color You do not need to know photography theory or philosophy in advance. SEEKA is designed to let a casual photograph connect with the larger history of seeing, thinking, and image-making.