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| Party Button (for instant camera) 
A friend of mine is a photographer. A number of years ago now he took some photos in a bar during New Year's eve celebrations. On some of these he used a double-exposure technique, the results of which are a clearly focused "static" subject and "moving" surround, in particular lights, cigarette ends etc.I think this is an idea which could be developed and made available to those of us who aren't dedicated photographers but like to take a camera along to a party or club.The results are really good I can promise you of that.If camera makers were to enable this feature more easily I'm sure many people would be very grateful!Reward: Just would like it to happen. 
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| Personal Tyme Machine
A calculator that saves your input (like a grocery store Tyme/Credit calculator) so that you can keep track of finances. There are too many people with money troubles and there's not enough time to sit down and write down every transaction you make with all of our techological options: Credit Cards, Tyme Cards, Checks, Cash, Money Orders, Deposits, Transfers, etc. These days there's less use for checkbooks and more of a need for a digital, easy-to-use hand-held calculator that saves your information indefinately. Balancing your income will never be made more simple than this! Reward: my own product.
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| Clip on music stand light from the bottom
I need a music stand light that can clip on and actually light up both pages of the sheet music without overloading my music stand from the heavy weight at the top and hinder my scores that are sometimes a bit taller then the stand itself. The ones available in market are either mini clip-ons that don't light up the sheet music properly; and those that do are all designed to be hung from the top - which is good if there is a lot of space and your stand is strong enough, like those in my orchestra. But the fact is, most music stands used by students at home cannot handle a heavy clip-on light at the top. Furthermore, original scores tend to be taller then the stands, so clipping at the top or even the side is not useful. Many musicians share my problem, especially those who play portable pianos which usually have a shorter stand. They all just sigh and hope that somehow, someday, someone will invent a good light like that. So I'm here putting it out there to anyone who would like to work on this idea - please invent a compact music stand light that:
- is battery operated
- clips from the bottom
- doesn't overload the typical stand
- covers an area good enough for two pages (not like those mini round spot lights that are good for goodness knows what)
- does not fall off or obstruct the flipping of pages Reward: Me and my other good-lighting deprived musician friends will forever be grateful, especially if I can get it on eBay.
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