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Google unveils a $249 smart camera that decides what’s worth photographing
At today's hardware event, Google has announced a surprise new product: Clips. It's a little standalone camera that changes how pictures are taken. The Clips device itself figures out when something exciting is happening—happy faces, good lighting, interesting framing—and, when it thinks the time is right, it records (silent) video captures. This transforms photography from something with an actively involved photographer into something passive that should help capture spontaneous, natural events.
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* So does it talk to google?
* Who owns the copyright on the images it takes if they were taken by a computer program.
* And lastly "It will last for three hours on a single charge." ?????
Thing is,anytime I see the word "smart" attached to an electronic device,I avoid it like the plague since I know I will not benefit from the device,but a sociopathic corporation will at my expense.