A precision instrument you can feel.
Milled dials, weighted switches, embossed caps, and readouts in the machine voice — every control here is live. Drag the dial. Roll the wheel. Fire the shutter.
The Instrument
The camera body — the goal reference, rebuilt from the system's own parts.
The Forecast
The e-ink side of the same soul. Scrub the timeline; watch the numerals roll. Page between screens.
Heat
Motion, earned
The delight moments pulled from the reference videos — roll, loader, spark-burst, emissive flash, press, page-turn. Each is interactive; every one has a reduced-motion path.
Only changed places flip. +45 rolls the carry (58→103) — the digit that defines “odometer.”
A milled rotor sweeping under radiating ticks. Resolves into the spark burst on completion →
One accent, sparse, exponential ease — earned delight, not five-color confetti. Disabled under reduced-motion.
On flips the flood and the well glows from within; the bolt picks up the light.
Fast-down (70ms), weighted release (260ms), zero bounce. Press, hold, drag.
The old screen swings out as the new one settles in — the forecast pager, in miniature.
Tactile components
Every signature control, live in both modes. All draggable surfaces are keyboard-operable sliders.
Base components, same physics
The shadcn base inherits the press: caps sink, tracks recess, checks stamp in ink.