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- mg330
Any of you have friends that don't use Instagram who just totally hate on it, and filters in general?
- everyone knows this person.
he/she thinks that art is directly connected to a tool, rather than to creativity.Miguex - I have that friend. He just got a Mark 3. His first decent camera. Thinks that because he knows people who are good photographers, he is too.mg33
- photographers, he is too, even before buying gear. I expect nothing but BLAH crisp vivid photos.mg33
- "There is nothing worse than a sharp image of a fuzzy concept." ansel adamsjaylarson
- its all good, this person is so insecure that is always buying the latest gear just to get validation.Miguex
- I hate the filters in general, but have an instagram account and use them...albums
- everyone knows this person.
- Bluejam0
this guy is good... http://instagram.com/13thwitness…
- dijitaq0
instagram now says the have the right to sell your photos
http://news.cnet.com/8301-13578_…
- hans_glib0
wow, fuck that.
trust fucking facebook to ruin a great app. cunts.
i'll delete my accounts and make a new one that just has pictures saying "facebook are money-grabbing cunts". See how they get along selling those.
- Horp0
I'm not really into this stuff. Stupid shitty little apps that do pissy little things and in the process turn human beings into gormless smiling individuclones, so forgive me if this is a really dumb theory, but could this be an attempt by Facebook to actually kill Instagram for some reason, maybe so they can introduce their own version which gets round some contractual stuff related to their buyout of Instagram? It just seems like an obvious, no-brainer, brick-drop to the toes manouvre that could only ever piss everyone off and send them searching for alternative apps to use, that I can't believe they'd do this without knowing what the result would be.
Its not like they'll suddenly clean up in image sales. I can't imagine the value of a mugged instagram image would be that high even if a successful image was located amongst the billions available for a client who needed an image.
I'm perplexed, but then again I'm totally perplexed by the whole world of apps, and smart mobile slidey-screen hardware anyway.