Love this simple camera called Slite, a device that allows you to slide out the screen and edit images on the go. The new-age cameras have all made us semi-pro at taking pictures. Heck, even the smartphones now allow you to tinker around with minimum tools to improve the pic. So the next logical step is a point and shoot with enhanced features and inbuilt advance tools for image editing. Way to go sammy!
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I don’t get it at all. What is the advantage of the sliding screen? Seems like an expensive, fragile, ergonomic nightmare with no advantages at all.
Not bad!
I don’t get it too. Basically, you’re finger will cover the lens when you hold it cos the lens is on the grip side. It seems too thoughtless.
I don’t get it too. Basically, you’re finger will cover the lens when you hold it cos the lens is on the grip side.