The Nadia Camera was created by Australian-Born, German-Based inventor/designer Andrew Kupresanin. The camera has no image display, instead its screen displays a percentage value to rate the aesthetics of the photo you took based on the interplay of light, colours and elements in the frame. It seems futuristic but in a way it harks back to the days of point-and-shoot film cameras. The experience of being surprised by the photos you’ve taken is probably foreign to anyone not born in the 80′s but it’s interesting to see how this experience has been translated into a digital form. A video demonstration below.
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