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Rakuten: I Spy a Disaster

Posted on 12 December by bryce

The world’s smallest camcorder is roughly the same size as the finger this model doesn’t have.

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The world of surveillance and espionage may not be ideal for the geniuses who let the four-fingered spy model their mini-camcorder. Wait – that’s a four-fingered hand with a cut-out of the camcorder, isn’t it? Who goes to the effort of photoshopping two disasters into one?

Thanks Eric. The original was found on Buy.com.

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  • phat bob

    ummm, I can hold my hand like that and not see my little finger . . .

    • Waldobaby

      If you hold your hand like that I can’t see your little finger either. W

      I sure miss red circles. The subtlety of red text just doesn’t do it for me, though an arrow or two might help. Those damned Rakuten Super points have ruined everything. Or is it that damned pop-up?

    • https://twitter.com/BryceBladon B Bladon

      Can you make camcorders float too?

  • Stella

    The camera is a PsD, but I am not so sure there is a missing finger.

  • OurJames

    I can easily duplicate the effect if my little finger is hidden by the rest of my hand. However, that hand was never holding that camera.

    • http://twitter.com/bevtastic7 Beverly Jenkins

      Agreed!

  • http://twitter.com/jamesjdominguez James Dominguez

    The problem is that they had to massage the hand to fit in the camera cut-out, and the whole thing is warped and hideous. Look at where the index finger joins the hand. *shudder*

  • Arturo

    its clearly two images put together, but I have to agree that the finger is just right behind the other fingers. Still a PsD

  • http://www.facebook.com/tom.brickhouse Tom Brickhouse

    I can hold my hand so my little finger doesn’t show but it isn’t easy. Here’s an idea, have someone actually hold the stupid camera and take take a picture.

    • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=501644963 Janet Cox Tuhey

      But then the ad company couldn’t charge the big bucks for “artistic stylizing.”