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Cameras on phones? (2001) [video]

129 点作者 vanilla-almond超过 2 年前

18 条评论

justinator超过 2 年前
In the early 2000&#x27;s, I remember in art school I did a project that involved driving around the country, leaving tiny sculptures wherever I went. To keep people updated where I was, I made a Perl script that accepted messages and photos sent to it that I authored on my fancy Sony Ericson picture phone. The script would update a website showing the photos and messages in reverse chronological order. Took maybe about 3 hours to get it up and running.<p>I didn&#x27;t realize I had invented Instagram. Shoulda spent a little more time on it.
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wodenokoto超过 2 年前
MMS&#x27; where ridiculously expensive when they came out. 2-3 times a regular text message wouldn&#x27;t do it.<p>On top of that, MMS was janky AF (probably still is. I don&#x27;t know anyone who uses them on purpose). Unclear if receiver could receive your message. If they couldn&#x27;t, you still had to pay. Sometimes they&#x27;d receive a link instead of a picture, sometimes just junk. Pictures where already pretty lousy straight off the phone, but after a trip through MMS they where just terrible.<p>On top of that, pictures were excruciatingly difficult to get off your phone. I&#x27;m not saying the first few iPhones had great cameras, but they did make it relatively easy to move your pictures to your computer and from there to flickr. With the eventual app-store, wi-fi connection made it cost-effective and easy to upload to the web straight from your phone. And chat apps made it reasonable to send pictures from phone to phone.
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d--b超过 2 年前
I went to Japan in 2004. I hiked a mountain and at the top saw a woman talk to someone on her flip phone. At some point she said something like “hey do you want to see the view?”, she then turned the phone around and I realized she had been video chatting the whole time. I was so amazed. I bought a Wap-capable NEC that year, it felt so ahead of anything we had in Europe!
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stevejb超过 2 年前
I just watched this video on a plane, going nearly 600mph at 33K ft above northern Canada. The pace of technological evolution I have experienced in my lifetime is absolutely miraculous.
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jamal-kumar超过 2 年前
My first encounter with a camera on a phone was when I was a kid in Japan in 2004. These girls had taken a video of me being bad at bowling (Amusingly the alley was called &quot;Exciting Boring&quot;) and showed me on the bus, I was just completely aghast at the fact that this technology existed. It felt really invasive at the time, to be honest, but out in another culture you just have to roll with things like that.
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OnionBlender超过 2 年前
I remember Mike Lazaridis (BlackBerry CEO) saying:<p>&gt; There will never be a BlackBerry with an MP3 player or camera.<p><a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;bgr.com&#x2F;general&#x2F;rims-inside-story-an-exclusive-look-at-the-rise-and-fall-of-the-company-that-made-smartphones-smart&#x2F;" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;bgr.com&#x2F;general&#x2F;rims-inside-story-an-exclusive-look-...</a>
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optimalsolver超过 2 年前
The most charming of these is the singer Shakira seeing a camera phone for the first time in Japan:<p><a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.youtube.com&#x2F;watch?v=Y1lY3jzsFWU" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.youtube.com&#x2F;watch?v=Y1lY3jzsFWU</a>
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_def超过 2 年前
I remember seeing a land-line phone with video capability on a prime time talk show sometime in the 2000s as it was presented as a thing from the future. I&#x27;m glad that never really took off :D
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NoPicklez超过 2 年前
Now in my mid 20s, I feel like I am experiencing that part of my life of &quot;when I grew up&quot;. It is incredible how far camera technology has come in phones.<p>Not just the cameras but the ability to send the image. I remember sending an MMS and not really being guaranteed the receiver would get the image. Perhaps they didn&#x27;t have MMS enabled, or have a device able to receive images, or they didn&#x27;t have a large enough phone plan to send&#x2F;receive MMS&#x27;s.<p>Now days, sending an image is just part of the furniture.<p>A part of me would like to rewind and see what the world was like without social media.
2OEH8eoCRo0超过 2 年前
&quot;Phonemakers never expected it to takeoff, it was teenagers who decided that this was the way to keep in touch&quot;<p>Makes me wonder what new trends dinosaurs like us don&#x27;t see coming. VR?
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undebuggable超过 2 年前
He is right, media over MMS never took off. Mobile internet with messaging apps were the next big thing. Phones of that era were not capable of user friendly apps.
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glandium超过 2 年前
You know how nowadays you&#x27;ll see crowds brandishing their smartphone to take pictures or videos? I remember seeing something similar in Japan with flip phones, either in 2001 or 2002. I think one of the moments where I witnessed that was when Koizumi Junichiro was elected in 2001. I definitely have pictures of individuals taking pictures of sakura with their flip phone in the Kyoto imperial garden in 2001.
paulsutter超过 2 年前
The Onion: “Long-Lost Jules Verne Short Story &#x27;The Camera-Phone&#x27; Found”<p><a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.theonion.com&#x2F;long-lost-jules-verne-short-story-the-camera-phone-foun-1819567554" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.theonion.com&#x2F;long-lost-jules-verne-short-story-t...</a>
dghughes超过 2 年前
Not a phone but in 1999 I bought a JVC CyberCam camcorder but it also had a feature of a digital camera. It was only 640x480 on a small MMC card. But it was pretty amazing for the time. I think the camera came out maybe 1997?
Milank超过 2 年前
It is very hard to imagine how life was back then. And it was only 20 years ago!
fricklers超过 2 年前
The format is about right: <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.youtube.com&#x2F;watch?v=aHun58mz3vI" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.youtube.com&#x2F;watch?v=aHun58mz3vI</a>
martyvis超过 2 年前
&quot;Picture texting&quot; (next thing they&#x27;ll be sending pictures in text, oh wait ... )
emptyparadise超过 2 年前
Nah, it&#x27;ll never take off.