Camera blogger
In general, the idea is not new and in part it, for sure, has already been implemented.
I just want to put in one good idea.
So.
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• Digital camera with Wi-Fi and software that supports the functions described below
• Special photo service (blog, photo report)
As I imagine it.
You are an ordinary tourist, an avid blogger. Here we go, finally, on vacation. Let's go to Turkey or Egypt for now (well, it's cheaper just, and then we will try to get more expensive options, like Crimea)
Your friend has a camera in your backpack. As usual, you have to show all your friends in which hotel you lived, in which shower you went and how cool you look on the background of the pyramid. BUT! Well, on a quad, of course.
You made a treasured photo and here the most interesting begins.
Sitting in the hotel lobby or at the table of some civilized cafe, you hear your camera squeak softly - as if he is trying to say to you: “Hey, master! There is a grid, let's post photos! ”
You turn on viewing photos and get the opportunity to send each of them to a blog or photo service. Or the item “Create an album from today's photos” appears in the menu.
There must be, of course, a more expensive model, which is also equipped with a GPS, then in EXIF ​​photos you can also store the coordinates of the place where the survey was taken.
Then the menu item may appear "Post all photos from one location." Then all the pictures from one place (the error can be specified in a couple of seconds / minutes) will fall into a separate album.
The camera menu should be able to create new albums on a photo service, edit them, see which photos have already been added, the ability to remove them from there.
In what way (from the camera, from the browser) photos get there and albums are created especially for the service is not interesting. Just to log in. Adding photos is a rather trivial process. Therefore, I note only that this service should pull out GPS coordinates from EXIF, if any, and form a link, for example, to googlemaps. Well, or a piece of the card to form. Well, or anything to do with them. Just next to the photo to display just ...
Friends in their RSS reader are, of course, subscribed to updates to your blog and immediately upon receipt of new photos there they will see how you today rode around the desert or how awesome you settled into the hotel.
Pros:
Minuses:
I just want to put in one good idea.
So.
Camera with access to the network with the ability to publish photos directly to the blog
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Do you need this?
• Digital camera with Wi-Fi and software that supports the functions described below
• Special photo service (blog, photo report)
As I imagine it.
What do you have?
You are an ordinary tourist, an avid blogger. Here we go, finally, on vacation. Let's go to Turkey or Egypt for now (well, it's cheaper just, and then we will try to get more expensive options, like Crimea)
Your friend has a camera in your backpack. As usual, you have to show all your friends in which hotel you lived, in which shower you went and how cool you look on the background of the pyramid. BUT! Well, on a quad, of course.
You made a treasured photo and here the most interesting begins.
Sitting in the hotel lobby or at the table of some civilized cafe, you hear your camera squeak softly - as if he is trying to say to you: “Hey, master! There is a grid, let's post photos! ”
You turn on viewing photos and get the opportunity to send each of them to a blog or photo service. Or the item “Create an album from today's photos” appears in the menu.
There must be, of course, a more expensive model, which is also equipped with a GPS, then in EXIF ​​photos you can also store the coordinates of the place where the survey was taken.
Then the menu item may appear "Post all photos from one location." Then all the pictures from one place (the error can be specified in a couple of seconds / minutes) will fall into a separate album.
The camera menu should be able to create new albums on a photo service, edit them, see which photos have already been added, the ability to remove them from there.
What happens at the photo service or blog?
In what way (from the camera, from the browser) photos get there and albums are created especially for the service is not interesting. Just to log in. Adding photos is a rather trivial process. Therefore, I note only that this service should pull out GPS coordinates from EXIF, if any, and form a link, for example, to googlemaps. Well, or a piece of the card to form. Well, or anything to do with them. Just next to the photo to display just ...
What do friends see?
Friends in their RSS reader are, of course, subscribed to updates to your blog and immediately upon receipt of new photos there they will see how you today rode around the desert or how awesome you settled into the hotel.
Conclusion
Pros:
- saving time on posting a large number of photos on arrival from vacation
- during gatherings with friends, you do not spend time viewing thousands of photos from your holiday
- your interactivity grows, network presence increases, if it matters to you
Minuses:
- you need Wi-Fi (you can still implement EDGE support, but then SIM will still need to buy a separate one for the camera)
- So far, apparently, marketers do not see great benefits in this and, therefore, camera manufacturers will not rush to equip WiFi and GPS, write software
- no rest from the internet. Even on vacation, you can't stop thinking about your blog. Is this a minus? For me, no - I think about it
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/40447/
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