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THOM THOM 26 THÁNG BA, 2020 02:17
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The above passage is about the long history of sel e stick
invented by Wayne Fromm. In the year of 2002, when traveling
to Italy, he had dif culty getting photographs together with her
daughter. He later strived for making a camera holder to take
good pictures and in 2005, Quik Pod was invented. Initially, it
was not pravalent due to its inconvenience and common tourists
would use smartphones to take picture instead. Only serious
photographers were keen on it because of its ability to hold
camera steadily in place. These days, Quik Pod has become
popular, especially with adventurous sport player and there are
more and more new versions, with reasonable prices but after
all, its main purpose to Fromm is just to take a perfect picture
along with his family rather than nancial problems
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Tram
The given passage "Who invented the sel e stick?" elucidates the
obstacles while taking family photographs before the invention
of sel e stick and its history. The idea of the rst sel e sticks
appeared when its inventor, Wayne Fromm, struggled to take
photograph with his daughter during their holiday without
having another companion. His problems included: awkwardness
to ask other people, low quality picture, lack of safe space to set
the camera, etc. In 2005, after spending several years on trials,
he nally accomplished his rst appliance called "Quik Pod".
Despite his effort to propagate it, this rst predecessor of sel e
sticks didn't grasp much attention. This was due to its bulkiness
and the contemporary preference for moblie phones, which
made it only appealed to the professional photographers. In
modern days, there are tremendous low-cost and more
convenient versions than Fromm's invention. However,
according to the extract, Fromm's intention was to give families
chance to have good pictures together, rather than for nancial
purpose
Long
The extract, titled "Who invented the sel e stick?"
offers an insight into the invention of “Quick Pod” by Wayne
Fromm through pinpointing some problems encountered when
taking family photographs on holiday and underlining some
reasons for the unfavorable attitudes of the general public
towards it. The passage begins with a comment that the idea of a
sel e stick dated back from a long time when taking sel es was
unpopular. Wayne Fromm conceptualized the early version of it
during a European holiday, when he faced some obstacles of
taking family pictures without the aid of other people. In 2005,
“Quick Pod” was released to the market after years of preparing;
however, this product failed to appeal to the mass due to its
cumbersomeness and the widespread use of of mobile phones
instead of cameras, to name but a few. Fromm’s invention only
made its name in the sport community and was outperformed
by modern, more portable sel e stick. The text concludes that
the incentive of the inventor was nonetheless for commercial
purposes. 
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vy
The extract "Who invented the sel e stick?" sheds light on the
origin of "Quick pod" invented by Wayne Fromm. First, according
to the author, as sel e stick is prevalent nowadays, people are
surprised to know that it is not a new invention. When travelling
with his daughter in Florence, Wayne Fromm, a Canadian, had
become aware of some dif culties to the tourists regarding to
taking pictures, four most typical are: the awkwardness of asking
for a photo, the limitation of timer function, the ignorance of the
operating principle of digital camera and the lack of safe space
to put the camera down. Judging from the situations, Fromm
spent years of his effort to come up with a device called “Quick
pod” which helped solve the problems. However, it did not soar
out in general public owing to its big size, which was only
suitable for professional photographers. In recent days, there
are many available kinds of sel e sticks, very few of which are
Fromm’s, unfortunately. After all, it can be implied that, to
Fromm, the main purpose of the invention is to create good
pictures with enough members of family, not for the nancial
one.
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The "Who invented the selfie stick" graph
illustrates about the idea originated by
Waynne Fromm as well as elucidating on the
history of the selfie stick. The idea came to
Waynne Fromm on an European holiday in
2002. However, his invention was not
synonymous with the public. Fromm came
up against a difficulty trying to take
photographs. Despite pulling off by making
full use of the timer function, he could not
capture his head in the middle of the picture
occasionally. Moreover, when this function
was put to use, there was no space to put
the camera safely. After that, he spent
several years trying to dismantle umbrellas
and these types of technology to support his
invention. As a result, In 2005 he
successfully made Quik Pod and strived to
promote it. Despite its demerits, this selfie
stick drew an enormous amount of attention
from professional photographer. The graph
also showed approval for this invention, as
stated by the author.
Tran Minh
Châu
The article “Who invented the sel e stick?” disseminates the
drawbacks faced when taking family photographs motivated
Wayne Fromm to invent the Quik Pod and further discusses its
being as an unpopular stock. The author states that despite its
recent popularity, sel e sticks have come into being a few
decades ago. The prototype, Quik Pod, released in 2005 by
Wayne Fromm, attracted the attention of professional
photographers as it did a good job in stabilizing cameras. He got
the incentive in 2002, during a trip in Florence as he found it
hard to take family pictures without the aid of passers-by.
Although not favored among tourists due to the versatility of
mobile phones, Quik Pod makes its name in the extreme sport
community, photographers and serves its purpose of taking
good family pictures, stated by Fromm, thus ending the article.
Fromm's tone? ― THOM THOM
huyen
The text "Who invented the sel e stick?" is about the history of
the sel e stick, which was created by a Canadian inventor
Wayne Fromm. The fact that it was invented about two decades
ago may come as a surprise to some people. Fromm came up
with the idea of the rst sel e stick on his holiday in 2002. He
found that getting photographs of people together was the most
common problem, so Fromm thought about a thing that could
hold the camera far enough to take the best photo based on the
idea of the umbrella. Finally in 2005 he was able to invent Quik
Pod, yet it didn’t catch on despite his attempt to popularize it.
His invention was favored among professional photographers,
especially with extreme sports athletes, rather than by the
public who prefer cheaper sel e-stick to hold their mobile
phones. However, it is not the pro t but the ability of the tool to
gather everyone in a picture that interests Fromm.
The article “Who invented
Klinh
The given passage "Who invented the sel e stick?" presents how
struggles in taking family photos prompted the original
inventor,  Wayn Fromm to invent sel e sticks, followed by his
perspective towards its minor popularity. When travelling in
Florence, Italy, Wayne Fromm encountered dif culties in
photographing with his daughter.The camera in use was too
complicated for passerbys to handle, yet there were no proper
places to set up for timer photos. The Canadian inventor was
then motivated to bring about a solution, according to the
author. Taking inspiration from the workings of an umbrella, he
successfully developed Quik pod, a stable rack for professional
cameras. Though it was little-known amongst tourists due to its
inconvenient size and the widely-used phones, it has impressed
the athlete community.Fromm was nevertheless proud of his
invention, as the author states.
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Thao
The text demonstrates the origin of the sel e stick by Wayne
Fromm as well as his perspective on his invention. The initial
idea of a sel e stick, devised by Canadian inventor Wayne
Fromm, can be traced back from the dif culties that he, as a
tourist, encountered when taking sel es, which is the tricky
operation of a complex digital camera, or, in the case of using
the timer function, the undesired wrong position of heads and
the unavailability of safe places to set the cameras. Those had
pushed him towards inventing a device facilitating the sel e-
taking process, which came into being in 2005 and was named
‘Quik Pod’, as mentioned in the passage. However, with the light
nature of a mobile phone, this tool only attracted a limited
popularity due to its bulky size, which nevertheless proved
useful to professional photographers. The author goes on to
imply the wide array of cheap sel e sticks currently available,
which has eclipsed the Fromm' version that nonetheless
interests the extreme sport community.
Hạnh
The extract "Who invented the sel e stick?" describes the
invention of "sel e" and its  innovations until nowadays. To begin
with, "sel e" is de ned as taking photographs of oneself. This
seemingly new trend actually dates back to 2002 when an
inventor named Wayne Fromm wanted a photo with his
daughter in Italy. According to the article, such hurdles as lack of
safety, security and shortage of the contemporary cameras
urged him to create a sel e product, Quik Pod 3 years later. This
appliance, however, was too heavy for tourists to carry, so its
utilization is now  only implemented in speci c profression of
skiers and divers. Later, there are more portable and cheaper
versions for "sel e" like mobile phones, which ful ll the demand
of taking sel es securely and overwhelm the former device. 
Tùng Chi
The text provides information on the history of “sel es” stick. It
was rst invented by a Canadian man called Wayne Fromm. This
innovative item stemmed from his holiday to Italy with his
daughter when they couldn’t have a successful picture together
because of their awkwardness to ask for other tourists’ help and
inconveniences of timer function. Then, it dawned on Wayne
Fromm that he would create an accessory which was strong
enough to hold a traditional bulky camera by applying the
similar technology found in umbrellas. The writer also mentions
that Fromm realized his dream with the Quick Pod in 2005.
While this invention was not a best-selling product as its
cumbersomeness, which lost favor with tourists, it attracted
professional photographers and extreme sport players,
especially skiers and drivers. Wayne Fromm conceived helping
families with good photos together as his main motivation, not
for monetary value, as concluded by the writer.  to take good photos together, as stated by
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Duyen
The extract traces the history of sel e stick, originated by a
Canadian Wayne Fromm and provides his perspective on his
innovation. Despite its omnipresence and affordability
nowadays, sel e stick was by far unpopular with generations
from two or three decades ago, which makes it surprising to the
fact that this is not a newborn invention. Having noticed many
challenges in taking photos, especially the inability to involve all
in one picture, sophisticated camera system, inappropriate
photo proportion or insecurity to apply the timer, Fromm was
determined to devise Quik Pod through years of dedication.
Nevertheless, the public did not welcome it as expected as its
being oversized in comparison with their more weight-free and
portable mobile phones. This original innovation suits only
virtuoso photographers rather than the amateur and proves
much more expensive than many contemporary commercial
versions. However, Fromm’s brainwave was far from being a
disappointment given the fact he is not money-driven and his
wish to create family all-inclusive photos.
Source? Author? ― THOM THOM
The article “Who invented the selfie stick?”
provides insight into the invention of the
selfie stick. In contrast to commonly-held
belief, the invention of this device dates
back to the early 2000s. The world owns the
invention of such gadget to the Canadian
inventor Wayne Fromm, who found his
incentive during his trip to Europe. It was
extremely intricate to take photographs
together as tourist attractions are often
packed with people. The aid of passers-by
was difficult to get since the knowledge of
operating a digital camera was over most
people’s heads. The utilization of timer
sometimes prevented people from reaching
the foreground of photos. The lack of safe
places to situate the cameras also played a
contributing role. After years of devoted
work, he created the so-called Quik Pod,
being able to support the weight of
conventional cameras but failed to become
a best-seller due to its size, unreasonable
prize and the booming popularity of mobile
phones. Fromm’s invention, though did not
achieve great success, managed to fulfil his
initial intention of giving families the ability
the author.
NLinh
The article elucidates how sel e sticks were invented by
Canadian inventor Waynne Fromm and indicates several reasons
why they receive unfavorable feedbacks from general public.
According to the writer, although these sel e devices were
found common recently, they have been discovered for a quite
long period. The rst idea about these gadgets dawned on the
inventor in 2002 when he himself  experienced such travellers'
dif culties relating to a photograph of all together. Hesitating to
ask for another else due to his camera's complexity, the poor
quality of self-taken photos or the lack of private places for
putting cameras down are most worth-mentioning deterrents to
a perfect photograph. These problems, in turn, led to the
creation of Quik Pod -  an appliance allowing sel e-takers to
af x their phones to a wall and stand away while snapping a
picture. However, because these products are more
cumbersome and inconvenient than smartphones as well as the
fact that many other cheaper and expedient versions emerged,
they are less appealing to tourists. Meanwhile, professional
takers and some typical kinds of people still favor them as
cameras can be held steadily at particular places.
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