Much like it is in various other creative endeavours, the issue of copyright and ownership has long been present in the world of photography. Generally speaking, copyright law says that when an individual has taken a photograph, the taker becomes the owner of the rights to that image.
It was in 2017 when Nokia decided to revisit one of its all-time classics – the 3310. Very much aware of the cultural impact the model has had, when you visit the phone’s product page, you’re greeted with the statement “The Icon is Back”. Albeit in an updated, slimmed and rounded form factor. We simply couldn’t resist getting our hands on this retro-tastic reimagining of what has popularly been regarded as one of the toughest phones ever created.
One of the cooler features available on the Pixtica Camera is the ability to quickly create GIFs which can then be shared or uploaded. Fortunately, the process is itself very simple.
Walking down your average street in your average city these days, chances are high that you’ve seen your fellow humans going about with their heads bowed down, engrossed in whatever important information or content is being viewed on their mobile phone at the time. Not many people could have predicted that something as innocuous as a mobile phone could bring about such drastic changes in the way we consume information and communicate as a species on the whole.
Many are familiar with Instagram and it’s hard not to be, considering it is the most widely used photography sharing platform, not to mention an extension of the world’s biggest social network, formerly known as Facebook.