On 6/1/07, Gallagher Mark George <m.g.gallagher(a)student.canberra.edu.au> wrote:
One of the features I really like about my (otherwise
quite poor)
digital camera is that it also allows for taking video and sound
recordings. There's even a setting you can use where it will take
the photo, then switch to audio mode, and you speak a short
description of what you've just photographed.
Very handy.
My main use for that feature was when taking photos while
alcohol-impaired. Useful for recording lists of ingredients in
cocktails, because otherwise you know you'll never remember...:)
On the ID thing, what I would really like one day would be a
bluetooth-enabled GPS that could sit in my backpack not doing much,
but everytime I took a photo, could sync its satellites and provide
the GPS coordinates back to the camera. That would be really nifty for
travel photography, and kill two birds with one stone for a lot of
wikipedia articles: a photo and the exact GPS location of the subject
(providing you're not too far from it when you shoot).
Steve