@System Preferences: I think the lead photo wasn't a good one at all. While you can do macro with freelensing, it's the most mild and boring thing you can do with the technique.

@dmc666: To really fit the definition of this technique - and to get any results similar to it - you'd have to use both an external lens and a 35mm adaptor of some sort.

@jje37: There's no way external optics will come even close to replication of this.

@mercury_marine: The difference is, a lot of photographers do this. It's discussed frequently and is an established technique. One-legged biking is not.

@System Preferences: You realize you can't have a free lens if it's fixed to your camera permanently.

@Thrumm: Phil Spencer acts as if the recreation of old games would take oodles of time and resources, but you make a great point. The new Halo engine is already here! There is nothing that has to be rebuilt. Microsoft owns all of the sounds, dialogue, etc. from the first game.

@Dariendude17: Exactly. I wish I could promote this.

@inspectoring: It's only $100 more than the 64GB iPad.

@Matt0505: I thought the price was idiotic at first - $300 more than I paid for my iPad!?!?

@Rabinowitz: Your inability to sort through the chaff and find something interesting does not make Twitter a bad service.

Is it safe to comment on this? Or will we all be taken to court?

@Hamshanks: You need to Esc from all of these puns.

@Missblackcardiganqueenofharlem: I wouldn't trust culinary advice from someone who orders fried chicken at a Japanese restaurant.

@Lite: an adventurer is me!: Sounds like you need a new wife. About 20 times and she still hasn't learned?

@tagny.daggart: No, more like great way to spend exponentially more money building a mall where it doesn't belong.

@Hlaode: @stratocaster28: That's what I thought.

@Tycho Vhargon loves Carl Sagan: Thank you. Some sensibility, and REAL proof to back it up.

@Bs Baldwin: No way! He looked so cool in 1998!

@Msj2705: Looks to me like Nokia sues everyone

@SpartanFry: Cool story but it's unrelated.