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By Geoff Duncan April 17, 2006

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Photography

The best VSCO filters, from classic film to cinematic

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VSCO’s filters have made the photo-editing app so popular, it’s now among the slang that has parents of teenagers scratching their heads. (What, exactly, is a VSCO Girl, anyways?) The filters, many inspired after real film, are so plentiful that, chances are, there are dozens of filters that will match your photo to your mood.

But, tapping to try out a hundred filters for each photo is an easy way to look up from your phone bleary-eyed, wondering where the last hour went. We’ve rounded up some of our favorite VSCO filters so you can find that great filter quickly.

Photography

This Polaroid has Mandalorian ‘armor’ and Baby Yoda instant film

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Can’t get enough of Baby Yoda memes? Now The Child can be part of instant film photos too. On Monday, September 21, Polaroid launched the Mandalorian-themed Polaroid Now instant camera and color film, both designed on the Disney+ live action Star Wars series.

Employing the same technology as the original Polaroid Now, the Mandalorian special collector’s edition is housed in a body designed to mimic Mandalorian armor (though, sadly, it's for aesthetics and not protection). The camera’s material is designed to look like Beskar steel, while the front is branded with both Polaroid and The Mandalorian logos.

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The Nikon Z 5 doubles down on SD card slots despite its entry-level price

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After making a full-frame mirrorless camera for the pros, Nikon wants to bring the power of a larger sensor to the masses. The Nikon Z 5 is a new entry-level mirrorless camera that combines both simple, beginner-friendly features and more advanced options, all for a few hundred dollars less than the Z 6 and its DSLR counterpart, the D610.

While the Z 5 may be an entry-level option, the camera also takes feedback from the launch of the Z 6 and Z 7, including dual SD card slots. That makes the camera a hybrid blend of pared-down budget features and advanced options not part of the Z 6 and Z 7.