[2]
Once you take a picture of someone, they don't react to you in any
way, unless you physically attack them, for the rest of the day. If
you took a picture of a guard, you could walk right past them and
they wouldn't notice you at all, you could even push them out of the
way and they would just think the place was haunted, as long as you
don't cause them any serious injury. Officials are starting to become
aware of this camera and are making sure to keep their peace keepers
and guards separated by thin sheets of paper or wood at compromising
angles, making it less likely for thieves to get multiple targets in
a single snap.
[3]
Take a picture of a page, a note, graffiti, etc. The writing is
translated into the language of the manufacturer of the camera in the
photograph; retaining as much of the voice of the author and style as
possible.
[4]
Take a picture of anyone in armor, a robot, or some other
strongpoint. The developed photograph has a colored spot on the weak
points.
[5]
Take a picture of anything. After the photograph is developed, the
first person to see the picture will be so shocked and absolutely
terrified of the subject that they will develop a phobia of whatever
the subject of the picture was.
[6]
Take a picture of something magnetic. The object reverse polarity
over the next 1d4 days.
[7]
Take a picture of an animal. Anyone who sees the developed picture
besides the photographer will think it's adorable and not be scared
of it, even if it's dangerous or wild.
[8]
Evil cursed camera; take a picture, and in the developed photograph
you'll appear somewhere in the frame. You're trapped inside the
picture. The only way to be freed is someone takes a picture of that
picture with the same camera.
[9]
Take a picture of someone. In the developed photograph, it shows them
with a ridiculous, huge, multi-colored, and accessorized hairstyle.
This is the “hair of their true self”. They wouldn't be caught
dead actually trying to do that; but if you make a wig that tries to
copy that hairstyle you can wear it and act as a magical proxy or
clone of that person as far as the cosmic order is concerned.
[10]
Take a picture of a wall. The camera develops photos that reveal what
is on the other side. Blocked by lead, magic, or walls over a foot
thick.
[11]
This camera can see the invisible; photos taken of invisible objects
and beings are revealed in the developed photographs. It takes a long
ass time to develop them though.
[12]
Take a picture of coins or dollar bills. In the photograph, they
appear as a much higher denomination. You could trick someone into
thinking you have a lot of money.
[13]
Take a picture. The 'flash' of the camera lingers for 1d6 minutes,
all objects hit by the flash glow as though they were still being hit
by it, and people get red eyes that were hit in the face and can see
in the dark until it expires.
[14]
Take a picture. The camera has an attached vial that is filled with
“imaging liquid”. This liquid can be poured into a pool of water
and the images that are contained within slowly fade in and out of
the water's reflection, with each image getting an equal amount of
time appearing and at random intervals. Once two or more images are
mixed together by mixing the water, there is no way to separate this
“album”. If you drink some of this water you have some really
weird dream.
[15]
Take a picture of the sky. You see giant hands, tentacles, and
magical strings controlling everything in the world. Sanity check.
[16]
Take a picture of someone performing a skilled task. Anyone who views
the developed photograph gains a rudimentary grasp of the task or
skill required for it.
[17]
Take a picture of something green. “Green” does not exist in the
developed photograph; all Green objects are combinations of blue and
yellow dots or stripes. If you take a picture of any green plants or
vegetables, you will see runic symbols in their leaves and foliage of
these colors that act as the ritual symbols for these plants in
magical research and spells.
[18]
Take a picture of yourself in a mirror. Your reflection is contained
within the developed picture and you have no reflection in normal
life. This will confuse many people into thinking you are a vampire.
This lasts until the photograph of your reflection is destroyed.
[19]
Take a picture of a closed door or window. If you develop the
photograph, blow it up to a big enough size, and embed it with plenty
of magical crystals and paint it with magical ink, the door-picture
could be entered as a portal to enter the closed door exactly once,
with no easy return.
[20]
Roll again. The camera can do whatever you rolled and
catch ghosts.
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