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smile detection

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smile detection
A feature of a digital camera that prevents the picture from being taken unless the person is smiling. The camera's software finds the person's mouth and snaps the picture when a smile is present. The function can be turned off when smiling is not required. FotoNation, acquired by Tessera Technologies (www.tessera.com), is a pioneer in this area. See digital camera.
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With features like the geo-tagging and smile detection you will be able to enjoy clicking pictures.
How Is the Sony Ericsson Satio Better than the Earlier Models by Greg Long / Telecommunications industry community
Apart from the aforementioned camera feature, the Satio also has face detection, geo- tagging of photos ( really useful), image stabiliser, a direct send- to- web feature, smile detection and touch focus.
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Smile Detection only works when the face is in focus - with the time lag involved - this does not always work well.
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