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In the brief skim I did before my eyes glazed over, I got the impression the market this camera is aimed at is studios (or portable studios) where the subjects need to be photographed consistently and in industrial quantities. The blurb specifically mentioned school photos, and medical/forensic work. I can imagine certain catalogue work would fall under this as well.

In which case, being able to lock down the camera to specific functions would mean you can almost form a production line style of photography. Wheel the item/child/cadaver in, focus, shoot, next please.


Thats what it sounds like to me - a photo production line. All settings remain constant once the initial setup is done. Kid comes in, snap, assign barcode for reference, NEXT!, kid comes in, snap, assign barcode for reference, NEXT!.......

You could snap all day, taking breaks in between, photographics hundreds of students, safe in the knowledge that each exposure will be identical to the last with all images stored and barcoded.

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If you use manual settings on your camera then nothing changes on it unless you change it.
So you could still run a production-line workflow and have all the same settings on the camera without the need to buy this camera.

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I guess the barcode stuff, whereby you can barcode a child and then identify them at a later date, may be useful and hard to replicate easily, but I'd've thunk it'd be such a niche thing that it'd probably be best implemented as a plugin to an image library, and there are already tonnes of barcode identification APIs available.

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there are already tonnes of barcode identification APIs available.
Yes, there are. I don't see this camera being taken up very much at all. It really does seem like a product that's aimed at a niche in a niche market.

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there are already tonnes of barcode identification APIs available.
Yes, there are. I don't see this camera being taken up very much at all. It really does seem like a product that's aimed at a niche in a niche market.

At least the 20D Astro-version was a way of making something that was already possible easier, and possibly encouraged a few more people to get into astronomy/astrography(???), and it wasn't so much development on top of the basic 20D, as modification.

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