Ueda’s selfie stick was a flop for Minolta in the 80s. That person, possibly, is Hiroshi Ueda, a engineer for the camera company Minolta who experimented with an early selfie design as far back as the 1980s. But we can't be completely certain.įromm’s claim to being the father of the selfie stick doesn’t rest on being first, but being the one who envisioned the entire scope of the selfie stick. He had noticed that many people were taking pictures of themselves with their phones at arm’s length, and he wanted to create a device that would allow them to take wider shots without having to worry about dropping their phone. The selfie stick’s genesis is shrouded in conflicting lore, but even Fromm admits he wasn’t the first one to come up with an idea of a camera on a stick. The selfie stick was invented in the early 2000s by a Japanese designer named Hiroshi Ueda. One person for sure is Wayne Fromm, a Canadian inventor who considers himself the father of the modern selfie stick. It was meant to be attached to one particular type of camera, Fromm tells Business Insider. Someone is making money off these things, but the question is, who? Fromm's newest invention, the Selfie Stick-It, makes it possible to attach a smartphone or camera to any vertical surface, and snap the picture with a remote. The product retails for 24.99 and is currently available at selfiestickit.ca as well as on Amazon.ca. Ueda’s selfie stick was a flop for Minolta in the 80s. Sticking the smartphone at eye level of the pet is the key to capturing natural looking pet photos.The gadgets have been banned from places like Apple meetings and theme parks, but continue to proliferate on street corners and in Best Buys, throughout the United States and the rest of the world. They simply attach the stretchable holder around a smartphone, stick to any surface using the reusable sticky gel, put a treat on the tray, get in the picture and snap away with the included remote control. The selfie stick is an insanely popular gadget, yet the very thought of it makes many people cringe. Pet owners can capture portraits and videos with their pets, easily and remotely.
With the included remote control the smartphone can be up to 20-feet away from the subjects.
Pet Selfie Stick-It® uses a safe, reusable sticky gel to provide a strong temporary means to mount a smartphone on walls, park benches and other surfaces.
I want everyone to be able to capture memories that they'll cherish with their lovable pet," said Fromm. Its been a while since Fromm himself took a selfie stick to a concert - when he last went to see Barenaked Ladies in Toronto in his home state of Canada. "Growing up I was the photographer in the family and I don't have any photos of me with my childhood dog, Fluffy. The new product for pet lovers was created by award-winning inventor Wayne Fromm, known for his many Disney toy inventions, a psychology grad and acclaimed inventor of the original handheld selfie stick for digital photography. Utilizing Pavlovian conditioning the kit includes a treat tray that holds the pet's favorite treat. Pet Selfie Stick-It uses a safe, reusable sticky gel to provide a strong temporary means to mount a smartphone on walls, park benches and other surfaces. It's a simple device that's made worldwide headlines, attracting fans as well. that conditions pets to look at a smartphone located up to 20-feet away. Inventor Wayne Fromm explains how he invented and patented the first 'selfie stick' before the major boom in selfies. 12, 2017 /PRNewswire/ - Get in the picture with your pets using Pet Selfie Stick-It, a new invention from Fromm Works, Inc.
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