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"Blind" camera takes no photos
Just shares random Flickr pics
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NEWS: 25 May 2007 13:28 GMT by Amy-Mae Elliott
Described as a "Blind Camera" this works on the philosophy that "taking a photo means making a memory". When you press the button on this camera, instead of capturing what you are seeing, the device connects to the Internet and searches photo sharing library Flickr for a random image that someone, somewhere else in the world had taken at exactly the same time you pressed that button, and displays it on the screen. This will divide people – is it new-age zen-crud or a beautiful way of connecting with our fellow earthlings? (Well, those earthlings that have a Flickr account). Discuss…
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