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I haven't used it at all other than showing people photo booth. If I want to take a photo or video I'd rather use my iPhone 4. Easier to hold.
 
Twice. Once to test FaceTime and the other to full around with photo booth.

But to be honest I was never interested in the cameras.
 
I love and use the front camera almost every day. FaceTime, photo booth, and taking pics with friends.
 
My wife and I own iPhone 4's, and we never FaceTime. I don't plan on doing much FaceTime with the iPad 2, but it is nice to have. We have a DSLR for pictures, and the iPad camera kit to upload the pictures. Yesterday I used my iPad 2 to take a picture of my wife and kids at Sea World, and my wife couldn't stop laughing on stupid I looked taking a pic with the iPad.:p

My kids do like the photo booth app. We've had many laughs with that app.
 
Tested FaceTime and played with photo booth once. It was a big reason why I got the iPad 2 and I never use it lol. But it's good to have I guess. If iPad gets Skype then things willnbe diff.
 
Never used the back camera, But I did use the front camera to FaceTime a few times, and messed arond in photo booth a few times with my girlfriend. Other than that, never really used it to take pictures or videos. I'd rather to that on my iPhone. Better quality, and it's way easier to hold
 
Front camera - once to try out photo booth, rear camera - twice to see the quality of pics...honestly cudnt care less for the cameras
 
Back camera - maybe four times
Front camera - almost every weekend... Skype (iphone version of the app) my family and friends internationally.
 
one time. to play with iMovie, which I already had for my iPhone. i never really wanted a camera, and in fact wish it wasn't there, given that I often go places where cameras are restricted.
 
Facetime. iPad to iPad Facetime is pretty impressive by the way. The big screen makes for a different kind of experience than Facetime on the iPhone/iPod touch.

I'm still waiting for some killer "VR" App to come out that makes use of the rear camera to super impose data over the "real" world.
 
I haven't used facetime on my iPad 2, I have only used the camera a few times and that was to show people photobooth. I'm not impressed with the quality of pictures the camera on the back takes.
 
I'm an iPhone 4 owner and will be an iPad 2 owner in a couple of days--I keep reading that I will hate the iPad 2 because the screen sucks and the cameras are no good compared to the iPhone 4.

I went to Best Buy yesterday just to get my iPad 2 fix since I still don't have mine, and I found the screen to look great. I tried the facetime camera and found it to be adequate for video chat. I really don't care if my video chats aren't in HD. It would be cool, but it's not necessary.

I held off on iPad 1 because there were no cameras and the main way I communicate with my parents is Facetime or Skype. iPad 2 solves that problem, even though it's not HD. Cripes, it's not like you're going to be using this thing as your main camera.
 
Tested FaceTime and played with photo booth once. It was a big reason why I got the iPad 2 and I never use it lol. But it's good to have I guess. If iPad gets Skype then things willnbe diff.

Can't you run Skype for iPhone?
 
Back camera: Just once to test that it works. It's as useless on a tablet as I had predicted.
Front camera: Skyped a few times.
 
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