The problem with this is that nobody can preview it over the internet without a lenticular screen- which nobody has. You'll pretty much only sell through actual physical trial- and good luck with that :)
@m4ximusprim3: Just put the right and left frames side-by-side and have the person cross their eyes while slowly moving their face away from the screen.
@Sean Ong:The Viewmaster was my first reaction too. $600? Meh. And you can't view the images in 3D on the camera? It will never sell.
The concept should really be that of a self contained digital Viewmaster. Instead of using photo discs, it would display digital pictures that you take.
To accomplish this, it simply needs a pair of LCD eyepieces on the top or bottom edge with a slight nose bridge contour in the middle, so the user can hold it like a pair of compact binoculars to view the 3D images. Give it a $199 price point, and sell the photo frame and fancy printer/ paper as accessories. The net result would be a competitive mid-range compact digicam with a super-cool trick hidden up its sleeve.
Think of the possibilities! [insert your perverted imagination here]
Fuji is missing the boat here. They're still thinking like a film company. They want to believe that everybody wants to print their photos, or uses a digital photo frame. They seem to overlook the whole email and internet thing, and the fact that most modern compacts and subcompacts have a built-in photo frame on the back.
Listen, I'm still waiting on the feet I ordered from Jody Price for that Egg Magic thing he was pushing back in the 80's. I won't be falling for any more Vincent Price endorsements until I get my egg feet!
Darkness falls across the land The midnight hour is close at hand Creatures crawl in search of blood To terrorize y'awl's neighborhood And whosoever shall be found Without the soul for getting down Must stand and face the hounds of hell And rot inside a corpse's shell The foulest stench is in the air The funk of forty thousand years And grizzly ghouls from every tomb Are closing in to seal your doom And though you fight to stay alive Your body starts to shiver For no mere mortal can resist The evil of the thriller
@bosskev: Confessions through the left door, toilet is on the right. If your looking to be molested, take the aformentioned left door and someone will be right with you.
@Jesus: Wow! That just brought back memories as an altar boy. Good old Father Brown and our "special spiritual moments" together, just between us, our little God-approved secret!
@Daniel Grinton: I had not yet watched the video when I saw your comment and I was thinking, "WTF is this guy on about?" OMG, that is the most unintentionally funny "instructional" video I've ever seen!
FOURTEEN! SIX! TEN! It's all perfectly clear now how easy this camera is to use...
This upper echelon of the DSLR/video hardware market is something I know nothing about, but this seems to make a lot of sense; a system that is configurable now and upgradeable depending on need and budget. What does it mean for the average consumer? Hopefully a lot less grainy shit on YouTube!
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Grabs dunce hat and heads to corner
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But mine only came in red or bright orange.
07/13/09
The concept should really be that of a self contained digital Viewmaster. Instead of using photo discs, it would display digital pictures that you take.
To accomplish this, it simply needs a pair of LCD eyepieces on the top or bottom edge with a slight nose bridge contour in the middle, so the user can hold it like a pair of compact binoculars to view the 3D images. Give it a $199 price point, and sell the photo frame and fancy printer/ paper as accessories. The net result would be a competitive mid-range compact digicam with a super-cool trick hidden up its sleeve.
Think of the possibilities! [insert your perverted imagination here]
Fuji is missing the boat here. They're still thinking like a film company. They want to believe that everybody wants to print their photos, or uses a digital photo frame. They seem to overlook the whole email and internet thing, and the fact that most modern compacts and subcompacts have a built-in photo frame on the back.
07/13/09
(thanks a bunch)
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Btw, I swear I saw Adam on the B train yesterday around 1:45pm...or at least I thought it was him, looked awfully like him.
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The midnight hour is close at hand
Creatures crawl in search of blood
To terrorize y'awl's neighborhood
And whosoever shall be found
Without the soul for getting down
Must stand and face the hounds of hell
And rot inside a corpse's shell
The foulest stench is in the air
The funk of forty thousand years
And grizzly ghouls from every tomb
Are closing in to seal your doom
And though you fight to stay alive
Your body starts to shiver
For no mere mortal can resist
The evil of the thriller
Long live Price!
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Sorry about the first crack about your age, Vincent. Please don't haunt me.
05/12/09
"Someone" requested I come get you so, emm if you'll follow me, it's time to pass on.
05/12/09
And now please direct me to the nearest confessional.
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HIKE!
05/12/09
FOURTEEN! SIX! TEN! It's all perfectly clear now how easy this camera is to use...
11/13/08
I agree with markarian on the lenses, how can they possibly beat decades of experience from other companies.
Anyway, if I had $30000 to spend like it were change I'd get one.
It's like building with very expensive Lego's.
11/13/08
Easily. By including mounts for those lenses with decades of experience.
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