[Sarahsda]

Forgiven, in particular because my original obnoxious post was done while watching a Gubernator movie on pay-per-view!

[rab777hp]

Would the author mind posting a picture of what a result of using the app looks like? I'm curious as to the result.

[jphillips]

Here is just one sample; also, try my Flickr site for more sample photos, http://www.flickr.co...57613449484389/

[amped]

dude, it's "Mario Kart." with a K.

(thanks for the laugh though, it made my day!)

[rocxsoft]

...and must be held to that standard. (Sorry Sarahsda the Mr. Monk in me could not resist)

[lordPatton]

Quote

{quote:title=Macworld wrote:}The snaps are arranged by default in a four-by-four square, giving an interesting take on four images taken in sequence.{quote}

Interesting indeed, as this would leave 12 blank slots in a 16 square grid.

Cheers, mate, I think you meant 2x2... tough Saturday, huh?

[jphillips]

lordPatton, you are correct. The app will actually let you shoot 2x2, 4x1, 4x2 or 8x1. I guess I can say I have had worse Saturdays; after all, last Saturday I did my taxes! I am still glad to see so many people participating in the community discussion.

[the_saltminer]

Sarahsda said:

Mr Michaels and Mr Phillips -- I regret that my comments may have been more "aggressive" than they should have been. No offense was intended.

@MacHero -- the author is a professional educator and journalist. More importantly, I doubt that anyone posts an article to MacWorld which has not been vetted and reviewed by one or more editors. My frustration is inappropriately placed, but still fundamentally valid --- not just those who may inadvertently confuse "flair" and "flare," but also those with no conception of the distinctions between "their," "they're," and "there," or the difference between "ensure" and "insure." I know I'm way off-topic on this rant, but there is a world of difference between the "i went 2 the mall and it wuz kewl" Junior High School blogger and pros like the MacWorld staff. MacWorld sets a higher standard, and must be held that standard.

When you're correcting a publication for grammar, it helps to get the publication's name right. It's "Macworld" not "MacWorld." It's right there on the logo, the title bar of the Web page, etc.

[LGgeek]

Totally agree, lighten up people.

[LACITYBOY]

I weep for the demise of our daily newspapers, where schooled, trained and disciplined journalists would communicate with clarity, abiding by a standardized set of grammatical rules and structure. They would bring a sense of grace and formality to what we read. Unlike the common and careless narcissists who really do believe that others give a rat's a about what they think. Bloggers. Whatever!

[Philip Michaels]

LACITYBOY said:

Unlike the common and careless narcissists who really do believe that others give a rat's a about what they think.

Pot, meet kettle.