Pixel Perfect Camera Decals are Worth a Thousand Bits
March 16th, 2011
Here’s a set of stickers worthy of space in a photographer’s wall. Made by pixel art specialist Bill Brown, they come in packs of matte vinyl Polaroid, medium format and SLR cameras drawn in 8-bit style.
These decals started as downloadable images, all of which are still available for free at Brown’s website. There are 100 of them, but currently Brown hasn’t made decal versions of most of them. I guess if the first batch sells well he’ll consider making decals of the other types too.
You can order Pixel Perfect camera vinyl decals from Scribble on Everything. They come in three packs, each of them selling for $36 (USD). The Pixel Perfect Camera Collection has 30 decals 2 to 5 inches wide. The SLR pack contains 10 decals 8.25 to 9.25 inches wide, while the medium format pack contains 10 decals that are 5.5 to 6.5 inches wide. I wonder if you can cut them out and fit them on actual cameras.
[via CrunchGear]
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In purchasing a camera, I really pay particular importance in the pixels as they are the ones that form the quality of photos. Actually in my printing business, pixels also are very important to me. I have to several aspects on this matter as I’ll always make sure that I will not give pixelated printing outputs to my clients.