Tazo Chai: The Reincarnation of Tea
by TrickyBuddha

Comment:
I love the details inside the cup. This looks like it could be a real ad!

..too much turkey
by vin rigby

Comment:
Nice fizz and good lighting!

Pepsi
by arnit

Comment:
I like the clean background and the red and white stripes that are similar to part of the Pepsi logo.

The Blackest of Vodkas
by Manic

Comment:
I love the unusual angle and the lighting.

Yeah Baby... I Love Pepsi!
by pdb209

Comment:
What a clever idea! This made me laugh.

Snuggle Soft
by connie

Comment:
The photo does a nice job of duplicating the ad, but the towel is too bright and the details are washed out. I love the dandelions!

Titleist: The #1 Ball in Golf
by mattpga

Comment:
Nice detail, but the picture seems to have a bluish or greenish cast.

My Other Digital Camera
by Amphian

Comment:
I guess the tags from the boards don't work in comments. Those links are //www.digitaldreamco.com/index.shtml for Digital Dream and //homepage.mac.com/amphian for my website.

My Other Digital Camera
by Amphian

Comment:
The camera is real, although the viewfinder is almost completely useless. It takes 20 high resolution (352 x 288) or 80 low resolution (174 x 142) photos, or movies (without sound) of about 4 seconds (high resolution) or 8 seconds (low resolution). It connects to the computer via a USB cable, and you can either download through the software provided or a Photoshop plug-in, which also works in Elements. It can be used as a web cam on Macs, but I don�t think that feature works on Windows. It has 2MB of internal memory and runs on a AAA battery or power from the USB cable.

My British father bought it for �40 quid�, which would be about $65 for those of us in the US. The company that makes is it is Digital Dream. Some unedited pictures from the camera are on my website.

My Other Digital Camera
by Amphian

Comment:
Thanks for all the nice comments everyone. The photo does look a bit dark on Windows. I spent about an hour trying to get rid of the hot spot on the upper left part of the camera without making the rest of photo even darker. The surface is the top of a small stand that I pulled away from the wall. I stuck a piece of black matt board against the wall behind the stand and clipped a 60 watt clip light to the front of the stand, on the left side of the photo. I didn't have a light of the right intensity to light the side of the camera, so I held a hand mirror to reflect light as I took the photo.