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I love every app out of (Not Boring) Software. Compared to the whole industry, Andy’s whimsy and attention to detail are on another level, so you can imagine how delighted I was when he launched (Not Boring) Camera.

Similar to Mood.Camera, (Not Boring) Camera provides a variety of styles with a tasteful amount of film-like noise. However, (Not Boring) Camera’s styles provide much deeper personality, like all of Andy’s apps. Referred to as “3D LUTs,” they provide “professional-level color grading,” and seem to touch every aspect of an image, all the way down to the way light itself interacts with the scene. In short, (Not Boring) Camera is accomplishing something more than just slapping a filter on top of an existing image.

And then there’s the interface, a whimsical, fun interface that provides everything professional camera apps offer in an almost toy-like presentation. As with all of Andy’s apps, the whimsical UI is not only a joy to use, it also makes these more professional features far more intuitive than other apps in its category. I knew what to do the moment I picked it up, or at least the moment I touched every single inviting button, toggle, and dial. By the way, you can customize all of the colors.

Like I did with Mood.Camera, (Not Boring) Camera is now what I use to capture anything that catches my eye, an extension of Noticing Things, but it might even replace the default Camera app for shots that I want to take the time to properly frame and compose. Time will tell, but I’m definitely leaning in favor of (Not Boring) Camera.

https://macmanx.com/2025/06/12/photos-with-not-boring-camera/

A sprawling hillside covered in vibrant purple wildflowers creates a stunning carpet of blooms stretching across the foreground and middle distance. Behind the purple flower field, bright yellow flowering trees or shrubs provide a striking color contrast, while mature green trees form a backdrop against a pale blue sky. The scene captures a natural wildflower meadow in full spring bloom, with the purple flowers appearing to be some type of aster or similar wildflower species. The composition shows the flowers densely packed across gently rolling terrain, creating layers of color from the purple foreground through the golden middle ground to the green tree line.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​
A humorous sign reading “HAVING A MENTAL BAKE DOWN” sits prominently in the center of the image, featuring a cartoon skeleton wearing a chef’s hat while rolling dough on a cloud surrounded by stars. The sign is positioned between glass containers of frosted cupcakes - chocolate cupcakes with dark frosting on the left and vanilla cupcakes with white buttercream frosting and colorful sprinkles on the right.
A large illuminated Ferris wheel dominates the night scene, its white circular structure outlined in bright blue LED lights with red accents radiating from the center hub like spokes. The passenger gondolas glow with warm pinkish lighting. Yellow support columns anchor the wheel’s base. To the right, a tall carnival ride tower stretches upward with purple and pink neon lighting. The scene is set against a deep twilight blue sky, with carnival grounds visible below featuring trees, pathways, and additional ride structures. The overall atmosphere captures the vibrant, festive energy of a nighttime amusement park or county fair, with the colorful illumination creating a striking contrast against the darkening sky.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​
Brightly lit carnival rides dominate a nighttime scene against a dark sky. In the foreground, an ornate ride with intricate LED light patterns in white and purple creates geometric designs along its decorative facade. To the right, a large pyramid-shaped ride structure rises into the darkness, outlined in white lights with red accents at its peak. The dramatic upward angle of the photograph emphasizes the towering scale of these illuminated attractions, creating a vibrant contrast between the artificial carnival lighting and the dark evening sky. The scene captures the electric energy and nostalgic atmosphere of a traditional fairground at night.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​
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Looking for something to do tomorrow afternoon/evening? Tampa Bay Techies is holding a get-together for mini golf at the newly-opened PopStroke Tampa in Wesley Chapel. Meet your peers, make some connections, and sink some putts!

#Tampa #TampaBay #events #tech #technology #meetup #meetups #networking #minigolf

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Global NerdyTampa Bay Techies Mini Golf Meetup this Saturday evening : Global NerdyTomorrow night — Saturday, June 17th — from 4 to 6 p.m., Tampa Bay Techies is having a get-together to play mini golf at the new PopStroke Tampa in Wesley Chapel. They’re inviting the Tampa Bay tech community for an evening of mini golf, drinks, food, and networking! PopStroke isn’t just any mini golf course, but one […]
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