Physically putting the camera into a printed case lid with extra room isn't the end of it though. The physical wiring back to the system board, integrating it into the SoC, etc would then all still have to happen. It's a long road. Best to skip it for now.hmmm one could print an modified pyra lid case to insert a webcam there ....
The worst camera is the one you don't have.
Then buy a real camera.
-God Ginrai
quoting
I have seen a fair amount of people taking pictures with tablets and ipads, so no problemo with Pyra.
An awkward picture is better than none...why do you think UFO´s pictures look as they do?
I don't carry one unless I am expecting someone to try to get in touch with me. I prefer not to have one. The one I do carry has the cameras covered.You don't always have a cell phone with you? If not you would be the only one in the world, and every phone has a camera.
The one I do carry has the cameras covered.
I don't carry one unless I am expecting someone to try to get in touch with me. I prefer not to have one. The one I do carry has the cameras covered.
You don't always have a cell phone with you? If not you would be the only one in the world, and every phone has a camera.
What phone is that ? Did you covered it by yourself, with a sticker or a custom case ?
I have the cameras covered...with foil. The reason is pretty simple: I didn't have any paper that matched the black on it, and the foil looked better than using pink (as used on the one I used before it) or white paper. I covered them instead of ripping them out so I could either resell it or possibly use them. I think there is one of those really cheap older style ones that just has the numbers and a week of battery life (and no camera) somewhere, but I stopped using it since I mostly text.Next time I need a foil hat made I shall go to the expert .
Some of us feel this way. When I am planning on taking pictures I am one of those weirdos that will take a dedicated device (currently either a digital camera or my Game Boy Camera. I still have a Polaroid camera I would use if I could afford to feed it. I have been considering going back to 35mm again, just not sure I want to bother with all that since I can't get the film I want at the local places I check.). I think a smartphone camera will work for the needs of most people, as it does with my family and friends. That is actually the argument for including a camera in the Pyra for some people, especially those interested in using it to replace a phone, as this thread is intended to discuss. If you are an average sane person, not like me, that wants to use your Pyra as a replacement to your smartphone you will probably expect a camera, or you miss out on some of the basic functionality you want when you are "upgrading". It makes perfect sense to me to have a camera (or two) if you plan to use this device in those ways. Why carry a smartphone so you can have a camera if you are using your Pyra as a smartphone? That defeats the purpose of the Pyra in those instances. I am not alone in wanting my main communication device to have a keyboard (ED and others also seem to prefer this), and while I don't care (or want) a camera I am sure many people do, especially with how often the topic comes up. It won't fit, and I can't remember the other good arguments, but that doesn't make the cameras less valuable to those that would use them if they were possible to include. Why recommend the device these people are trying to replace with a Pyra based on one feature?All I am saying is there are very few practical reasons to have a camera on a laptop or the Pyra (the one exception is Skype but most people use their phones for that rather than a laptop and you don't need a rear facing camera for Skype.)