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but the point is, you get to buy it. If you pay for an effect, then it IS creative!!! In the past we complained that we wasted money when a light leak ruined the film - like my Apollo 17 launch...

no, not kidding. Look at the legal travesty of the "PETA" monkey copyright fight.... the monkey surely did not know it took a photo, any more than it knew what a camera is...

with all the copyright 'confusion', be careful, the app builder, or the phone manufacturer, or the service provider may ALL want a part of any $$$ a remotely captured photo may generate!

I don't understand the lack of any exposure over 15-30 seconds...

Maybe there is a way to "tag" or update the history where a new shutter was installed. But to have a way to re-set the counter would be like rolling back your automobiles odometer.

yes, even a "kit" lens with a proper mount will produce jaw dropping results.

What? I'm surprised to see such a comment on a photography site! There are 1000's of amateur astronomers that take 1000's of these solar images every day! Come on, you obviously have access to the...

dpfan32, Please, let us know why you make that assertion. I have taken very poor quality similar shots.

many years ago someone asked if I wanted to buy his Nikon F with about 6 Nikon lenses. I went to see them. All in a little cardboard box with NO cases, NO lens caps, kept in a shed. Glass at both...

Marketing/selling off warehoused film cameras from the 1990's wont of itself make anyone a good photographer. For this to profitable, unless these truly are leftover from the 1990's, is to sell...

bought a box at the grocery store...

are these the left-over 100's of millions made in the 1980's & 90's?

#5 photo description is a little confusing. Says he timed his arrival to sunrise - but the photo is clearly taken much later. The shadows are much too short for sunrise. Look at the people shadows.

all electronic hardware should be a one molecule thick border-less display sheet that can be wadded up and shoved into your pocket. AND should be able to be cut to custom size with scissors... or...

also, they made the list of phones with embedded spyware that will bog down it's performance. Article a few months ago at Ars Technica.

Yes, just make it a manual slide.

While it may be an excellent phone, Oppo is on the list of phones that are heavily laden with "spyware" that uses up phone resources to send lots of data to whomever the cpu chip is coded to report...

The front of the lens says "Freedom for Photography". Seems as all this will be shackling you to a backback full of gimmicks and fragile, overpriced marketing trinkets. Sorry, lived thru all that...

I know. How many "major updates" to mobile OS are touted and praised by tech reviewers for having "3500 NEW EMOJI'S !!!!!!!!!!

sorry, the article mentions 'zoom with your feet'... he was saying to move closer to your subject, I guess that's where my confusion arises. As I move closer the apparent size is altered...