Re:Introducing the new Snapchat
by distantsounds on Wednesday November 29, 2017 @10:58AM
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"snapchat isn't a photography app"
you literally take photos and send it to people
Snapchat is to photography as passing notes in class is to literature
Re:Introducing the new Snapchat
by bitdeveloper on Wednesday November 29, 2017 @11:04AM
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Sure, but it's a sticky note, not a novel.
Re:Introducing the new Snapchat
by squeaky-clean on Wednesday November 29, 2017 @11:04AM
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> Aren't the photos on Snapchat intended to be ephemeral? I'd be totally okay with potato quality if I was sharing something quickly because Snapchat isn't a photography app.
This hasn't been the primary focus for years. You can now send Snaps that don't expire after a time limit, and can save your snaps to your storage or Snap's cloud storage (called "memories").
The non-expiring snaps still disappear when you close them; they just don’t auto-close. I guess there’s memories, but I doubt most people take photos just to put in memories.
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It's not as if Snapchat are a tiny company with nobody smart enough to notice there's a camera API, this is intentional.
If you want to send a quality photo to a friend, there are apps for that.