One Memento: an iPhone camera app that lets you take only one photo
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One Memento is part-camera app and part-digital photography experiment
Images can be cropped and have a filter applied before being uploaded with the One Memento app
While people who mess up their one shot are given a two-hour window to re-take it, images then can’t be altered or deleted
One Memento users can – after taking their photo – browse the gallery or see the images their friends have chosen to submit
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A one-shot digital camera app, which only lets you take one photo before self-destructing (or at least before becoming defunct), has been launched in a bid to make photographers question the images they take and stop being so shutter-happy. The One Memento iOS app has been created to capture 250,000 single moments, with each user only able to use it to take and submit one photo.
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