We've all -- and by 'we' I mean my more inebriated co-bloggers at last year's Christmas party -- would like to avoid being photographed while relaxing in public. So this beer holder developed by the Argentine ad agency Del Campo Nazca Saatchi & Saatchi could come in handy. When a sensor built into this beer chiller detects a flash, it emits its own flash in order to overexpose any photograph:
Link -via Glenn Reynolds
The agency says the device, which has so far only been planted in regional bars, is a real product that has been field tested and actually works. “We placed several beer coolers in different bars in the North of Argentina,” says Maxi Itzkoff, executive creative director at Del Campo. “People took lots of photos that ended up being blurry beyond recognition and then uploaded them to social media anyway."
Link -via Glenn Reynolds
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D7000 + 50mm 1.8 -- phenomenal combination, flash almost becomes optional
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Thanks, Terry. I wondered how this device could work in time.
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Here's another idea: WHEN IN A PUBLIC PLACE, don't do anything that you wouldn't want to be photographed doing!
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No photos Or just bring a Nikon D700...
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My kids take pictures with their phones all the time and I never see a flash. Some of them turn out pretty good, too.
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