iSnapMe helps you take pics of yourself
Anyone that’s attempted to take a picture of themselves knows how many gray hairs it’s capable of causing. When you’re always trying to take pictures of you and a friend when no one else is around it can be a little tricky and apparently it’s worse for those of you using an iPhone. Of course I wouldn’t know, I swear I’m not bitter. Well this quick little mirror trick makes it possible to take pictures without causing you nearly as much stress.
It just suctions onto the back of your iPhone, then using a mirror you’ll be able to keep track of how well you’re doing. Now they do say it’ll still take a little practice to get used to the method, but once you’ve got it down you’ll be taking great pictures every single time. You can watch a video through the manufacturer that gives you an idea on how it works. To pick one up it’ll cost you $19.95.
Source: GadgetLab
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Elmer Fudd Says: June 16, 2010 at 1:58 pm
Holly Cow people just stand in front of the bathroom mirror take the shot then crop it.
For goodness sake. I guess you can’t fix stupid.