Comments on: Griffin Clarifi lets the iPhone take close-up shots
The Griffin Clarifi is a protective polycarbonate case for the iPhone with a built-in close-up lens, providing the iPhone with a macro mode.
The Griffin Clarifi is a protective polycarbonate case for the iPhone with a built-in close-up lens, providing the iPhone with a macro mode.
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- by jCounsel December 15, 2008 10:16 AM PST
- Heh....
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- by matttx December 16, 2008 11:56 AM PST
- Of course the times are different, they are two separate photos: one without the case and one with the case. The clarifi doesn't "re-touch" photos, it is just a lens that allows for better close-up shots.
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(3 Comments)The time is different on the watch in the two photographs. Seems to me it wasn't the same photo that was "re-touched"--unless, of course, the software can alter time and/or images as well...