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beamjockey) wrote2006-03-28 05:03 pm
beamjockey) wrote2006-03-28 05:03 pm
Elvis Exposed!
I have only now learned of The Elvis Camera.
I wish I'd thought of this.
![[Typical image with vigmette of camera subject in an Elvis scene]](https://p.dreamwidth.org/470d811eb704/2252196-36387/www.lighterside.com/website/product_db/images/p53423_8.jpg)
Take pictures that look as though Elvis is right next to you with the Elvis Camera! Picture the King as a surfer serenading you by tropical moonlight— as a handsome G.I. taking you for a stroll in the park. Follow the simple instructions, making certain to center your subject in the frame, then develop as you would any other disposable camera. Your 4" x 6" photos will magically feature 4 each of 6 different Elvis scenes--starring you! 24 exposures; built-in flash.
I wish I'd thought of this.
Take pictures that look as though Elvis is right next to you with the Elvis Camera! Picture the King as a surfer serenading you by tropical moonlight— as a handsome G.I. taking you for a stroll in the park. Follow the simple instructions, making certain to center your subject in the frame, then develop as you would any other disposable camera. Your 4" x 6" photos will magically feature 4 each of 6 different Elvis scenes--starring you! 24 exposures; built-in flash.
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Well, you'll have to make the famous scientist camera, for the geeks. Have your picture taken with Einstein or Hawking, Pauling or whomever! Of course someone probably owns the patent on this process.
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