So did squeaky doors, creaky floors and flicker-prone light sockets.
They use only 20percentt of the electricity it takes to power fragile and failure-prone light bulbs.
The glass back is also prone to light scratching, which is only visible in bright light.
All are are prone to light leaks, which, in Lomography, is a good thing.
If you are on a tight budget, you may have to settle for acrylic crystal which is prone to light scratching.
Little flickers of "Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolf?" (including lots of drinking and a nausea-prone wife) light the corners of "God of Carnage," which only adds to the overall fun.
Different solutions have been proposed to simulate optical inhomogeneities, such as glass/plastic tubes or gloves filled with liquid solution, yet some arrangements are prone to light-guiding effects, others are difficult to handle or to control in shape and position.
Daguerreotypes were detailed and precise; calotypes were softer and prone to massing light and shadows.
Tomata du Plenty was dreamy and light, prone to gnomic epithets such as: "I think advertising is more exciting than the product most of the time".
Though teardrop-shaped loops, known as clothoids, overcame that problem, riders are still prone to feeling light as they plummet and heavy as they exit a loop.
In other words, for a low learning rate, MoG produces a wide model that has difficulty in detecting a sudden change to the background (so, it is prone to the light switch problem, global and local).
