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  | 30 June 2012 01:39 |
| Jack_Russell Photographer  Location United Kingdom West Midlands Burntwood | Quite a bizarre concept... Im clueless as to how it works. http://vimeo.com/44384318 |
| 30 June 2012 05:11 |
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| BigEarsPix Photographer  Location United Kingdom Warwickshire Rugby | I want one, Sorry make that two. | |
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| 30 June 2012 05:16 |
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| Spike Photographer  Location United Kingdom Hertfordshire St Albans |  Quote from Jack_RussellQuite a bizarre concept... Im clueless as to how it works. http://vimeo.com/44384318 I don't think it actually does, its simply the student's prediction of what cameras can become if the technology is invented. Though with all her ideas of future technology it would still use a CF or SD card - surely memory would improved by the time we have the rest of this stuff. |
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| "Photoshop is there to cut diamonds, not polish turds" | ||
| 30 June 2012 06:01 |
| Mr_F Photographer  Location United Kingdom Kent Whitfield | Interesting idea, and whilst the final design hasn't been realised, it's not future technology, as a working version was presented to the RCA. As for how it works, my guess would be based on eye tracking tech, which utilize iris detection and glint metrics, but that is just a guess as all the eye tracking equipment I've used in the past has required pretty much three computers. |
| 30 June 2012 06:18 |
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| kirkschwarz Photographer  Location United Kingdom Cambridgeshire Peterborough |  ... Sorry, but I hate overhyped claims... I have a real problem with the concept of taking a photograph of where you're looking, clearly it doesn't, it takes a photography of where you point the damn thing. It's hardly motorised, it doesn't come on a tripod and follow your gaze, it's not attached to your head. It's a telescope with live view, whoop-di-do. Until it actually does what it says in full, I'm going to be a pedantic twat about it!  |
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| 30 June 2012 09:48 |
| profilepictures Photographer  Location United Kingdom Suffolk Bury St Edmunds | Some of the last ore digital eos cameras had the eye focus thing I think? If you add in sat nav and wifi tech I guess we're close already but I can't see it being better than a dslr or as cheap as many point and shoots and might lack the general utility of phone cameras in any case. Interesting but hard to place other than in a novelty and wealthy environment perhaps? |
| 30 June 2012 19:09 |
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| Spike Photographer Location United Kingdom Hertfordshire St Albans | Quote from Mr_F it's not future technology, as a working version was presented to the RCA. . can you post links to info about the working version - I did a very quick search & the couple of things I found showed it as a concept, would be interested to read about the working version. |
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| "Photoshop is there to cut diamonds, not polish turds" | ||
 | 30 June 2012 20:57 |
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| skymouse Photographer  Location United Kingdom London London | It's not possible, even in principle, for a camera to reproduce what you see. | |
| "Start every day with a smile and get it over with." — W.C. Fields. | ||
 | 01 July 2012 05:38 |
| pippins Photographer  Location United Kingdom Gloucestershire GLOUCESTER | Canon produced a 35mm SLR camera that had eye-controlled focus. User-selected focus by eye movement (EOS 50E/Elan IIE/EOS-55 Models ONLY) You looked where you wanted to focus. The focus was fixed when the shutter button was pressed half way. It needed to be calibrated to each user's eye, worked differently with and without glasses on, etc. |
| 01 July 2012 07:30 |
| mpp_visions Photographer  Location United Kingdom Suffolk Felixstowe | Canon's first camera with eye-controlled focus was the EOS 5 launched in 1992.It only worked with the camera in horizontal format.They also had a version called the A2 which was the same camera but with out the eye-controlled focusing and only available in USA. |
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