Mar 28, 2011, 17:12
Yes - it is quite possible that this is a hoax or an elaborate April Fools Day joke. It would be nice if it were real though - even if the reality of it falls far short of the expectations. The concept of taking what is essentially a pinhole camera and improving it scientifically to be a *real* product appeals to me greatly.
If it turns out to be a hoax, then Chris Marquardt gets his 15 minutes of fame, and reveals himself as a pathetic April Fool. A hoax only reflects badly on him - and not on the people who romantically embrace the idea of a simple device that records minute variations of light on film.
Dare to dream, people.
If it turns out to be a hoax, then Chris Marquardt gets his 15 minutes of fame, and reveals himself as a pathetic April Fool. A hoax only reflects badly on him - and not on the people who romantically embrace the idea of a simple device that records minute variations of light on film.
Dare to dream, people.