Left one’s face in the jar today? Casio’s latest addition to its Exilim digicam lineup, the EX-Z300, includes a “Make-Up” feature that wipes facial blemishes when it takes photographs. From Pocket Lint:
“We believe we can differentiate our range in the compact market by offering unique features like this”, a spokesman for the company told Pocket-lint.
However Casio appears to be late to the game; Samsung has already launched a compact camera with a similar technology called Picture Perfect that works in a similar way and air-brushes images.
The EX-Z300 is a 10 megapixel model with a 3-inch LCD display. Offered in black, gold and silver, it’s complemented by a selection of other new Exilims with lower specifications. Each is an incremental upgrade on a current model, as far as I can tell.
Casio EX-Z300, EX-Z19, EX-Z85 and EX-Z250 announced [Pocket Lint]
God forbid we ever have to take pictures of normal human beings.
NEWSFLASH: Sony to release it’s line of “no fat chicks” digicams that digitally slims down your chunky girlfriend.
Why not just edit all our visual centers so we can’t see them, or anything else that’s not absolutely perfect, in the first place?