Take high-quality, square photographs with 6×6. It’s a reminder of the old 6cm (or 2¼-inch)-square medium format that was so popular with both amateurs and professionals using 120, 220 and 620 roll film. Because it just looks so good.

For high-quality images, medium-format cameras were the professionals’ choice for years. And many preferred the framing of the 6x7cm format above all. Now 6×7 takes you back to that time, with beautiful, high-resolution images that aren’t quite square – but aren’t too stretched out, either.

Take your iPad 2 back to the Victorian era with this wood-and-brass evocation of an old dry-plate (or wet-plate) field camera. If you think an iPad might be a tad bulky to use as a camera, just marvel at how much slimmer and lighter this “steampunk” alternative is when compared with an actual Victorian field camera!

Add TravelMate+ to your iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch or Android device to get the two most useful tools you need when traveling in another country: Translating between different languages & converting between different currencies.