iPhone Camera First public Photo on Flickr

Kabeyun

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What proves that that is from an iPhone?
Nothing. EXIF data is editable. MacRumors covered this bit a couple of weeks ago and concluded that it was probably authentic, although their logic escapes me. That story links to the source story at Mobileguerilla, where the basis for authenticity are the following:
  1. The photo poster is allegedly an Apple employee.
  2. The photos were posted and then removed.
  3. The EXIF data lists the camera as an iPhone.
  4. The photo was reported (by the poster) to have been taken at a Cupertino, CA restaurant three miles from the Apple campus.
Wouldn't win over a jury, but it does have an interesting whiff. But let the fantasy live on! :)

-K

P.S. New request for iPhone 2.0: a white balance patch. :p
 

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The iPhone must have a flash. Maybe there's a way to add a flash if it really doesn't come with one?
 

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The iPhone must have a flash. Maybe there's a way to add a flash if it really doesn't come with one?
Here you go... your choice of instant iPhone flash. :p

Lets try to stay on-topic for this thread. There's a Future iPhones forum, including an iPhone 2.0 wish list thread, where it'd be great to discuss wanted new features.

-K
 
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Here you go... your choice of instant iPhone flash. :p

Lets try to stay on-topic for this thread. There's a Future iPhones forum, including an iPhone 2.0 wish list thread, where it'd be great to discuss wanted new features.
Seems relevant to the photo taken with an iPhone to me. :)
 
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Spin This!

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Wouldn't win over a jury, but it does have an interesting whiff. But let the fantasy live on! :)
for sure... if it lives up to rumors, we might actually have a "usable" camera... makes the iPhone seem even more of a bargain rather than an afterthought on most phones.