If you are a new K-Pop fan, there is no doubt that some of you are confused about all this Korean terminology casually thrown around regarding your favorite stars. If you are a seasoned K-Pop fan, you probably already know most of these terms and t...
Lately, we've been noticing that more and more of our favorite idols are taking pictures that appear as if they were almost taken from an old school disposable camera. However, we were totally shocked to find out that that wasn't the case at all – they were actually all taken with the latest Korean camera app, Gudak Cam.
The name of the app comes from the Korean word 'gudagdali' – a term for outdated items, and the interface of the app itself looks as if it was taken directly from a 90's disposable camera. The experience of using the app is just like a disposable camera as well.
Users of the app are only given 24 photos they're allowed to take with the app every 12 hours. Unlike other camera apps, they are not able to preview the image or see how it came out right away. Pictures also take up to three full days to 'develop' into your camera roll, meaning you get the same thrill of anticipation you experience on family vacations back in the day.
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here's the outcome
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i saw GFRIEND, BLACKPINK, TWICE and RED VELVET using it and posted on their instagram. So check it out!
