leica007
Member
See what an Indian guy is up to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mUdDhWfpqxg, [the surprise is at 3.20 minutes into the video.]
squirrel$$$bandit
Veteran
Holy crap!!! That is hyper-nerdy.
hawkeye
steve
Wow that is just TMI-- too much information.
This is the kind of technology like the Segway that will find a niche use somewhere.
And takig pictures with a "finger frame" is pure bull. First of all how do you change focal length, zoom etc and with the current atmosphere of terrorism I could see people have their hands chopped off for "framing" at inappropriate places.
Hawkeye
This is the kind of technology like the Segway that will find a niche use somewhere.
And takig pictures with a "finger frame" is pure bull. First of all how do you change focal length, zoom etc and with the current atmosphere of terrorism I could see people have their hands chopped off for "framing" at inappropriate places.
Hawkeye
climbing_vine
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adji_jo
Member
dude... technicalities and appropriateness aside, street shooting will be much more convenient and fun. but can't quite imagine the first photographers adapting the tech would look like a film-director wannabe framing things that he or she see.
so cool...
so cool...
Spider67
Well-known
On the other side people using it prpobaly will have to answer questions to irritated police and security people
chrishayton
Well-known
personally i would rather take pictures with a camera. I enjoy using my leica as much as i enjoy the final images
user237428934
User deletion pending
Running around like that looks even more stupid than using these mobile bluetooth transmitters that some people wear in their ear. I am really glad that not every techno bull**** that is invented in a lab enters the street.
Andrew Sowerby
Well-known
An interesting idea that seems geared toward paralysis of analysis types. I'm thankful that I'm not in that group, but I know plenty of people who are.