The iPhone 5 is For Food Photography

The iPhone 5 is the best phone to take pictures of your food.

http://www.adamthinks.com

Written, directed and edited by Adam Sacks
Starring Avery Monsen
Shot by Matt Braunsdorf
Food photography by Helen Rosner http://neleh.org/

• Category

  Comedy

[Bexorcist]

No shit, Mr. Obvious!

[undeadally]

oh I see you watched the video also.

[danto6]

Is it just me or does he totally look like James Franco?

[Stanzar Anzaer]

james franco

[LegoMasterClub]

Samsung galaxy 4 wtf I'm tired of these phones

[CripWalker6363]

Tons of stuff you don't know? Like buttons? Never had a phone with buttons before the touchscreen became available? You are either 12 or stupid then.

[Akin Turhan]

BTW Microsoft released the first tablet PC in 2002 then Samsung came out with the rectangular round edged flat design that the ipad uses in 2006 then apple claims that they revolutionized the world in 2010 by coming out with a tablet with the same functionality as a ipod touch so what the tek's episode "has apple ever really invented anything" and you will see that after Woz left no they have not, see at least I could respect Woz, and Bill Gates, and Paul Allen they knew programming and Hardware

[Akin Turhan]

kernel of android was released for a beta test, then iphone , then the full version of android.

[Akin Turhan]

Actually, palm os was first, then the first touch screen smartphone was the Jornada by HP it ran Windows CE, then android was actually was being developed 2 years before the first iphone cane out but it was not released because the company developing it, Android inc, ran out of money and was bought out by Google, then it was released on the Samsung f700 running Symbian was released 6 months before the iphone, so the first was palm, then Windows CE, then Blackberry, then Symbian, then a early

[snowflakelord]

Who gives a shit. You can say all you want about Android, but Apple was first. Android: buttons and widgets and tons of stuff I don't know what is. Apple: swipe to the side to see more pages. Tap an icon to enter that app. Click the home button to exit.