Aug 13

More open source ID: Quirky’s portable tripod lives up to the company’s name

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Annie Leibovitz meets Japanese schoolgirl: The DigiDude is a portable camera “tripod with character” produced by the open-source Quirky, a sort of online design-by-committee community that shares profits with contributors proportional to input, meaning you can truly give (and get) your two cents’ worth.

Based on input from ten people, the DigiDude features retractable, bendable legs and a keychain to attach to your camera bag. Available here for $19.99, with 74 out of 250 being made currently sold.

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