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No grumpy pictures with new 'smart' camera
0 Comments | AFP, September, 2007
TOKYO (AFP) — For those fed up with the family photos where one person is perpetually frowning, a new Japanese camera is said to automatically weed out pictures when a person isn't smiling.
Electronics giant Sony Corp. said Wednesday it will begin sales this month of the compact "Cyber-shot T" series that can detect a smile and immediately drop the shutter.
The photographer can program the camera to detect which type of facial expression to look for, be it a faint smile or a tooth-baring grin, a Sony spokeswoman said.
But the camera is not exclusively designed to take pictures of happy moments, she added. The user can turn off the function and use it as a normal camera.
Similar technology is also available on other Japanese cameras including those...
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