@BubbleF**kingBuddy: Well, to be honest, no it couldn't! And still can't. -_-.
The Playstation Eye has been out since just a bit after the PS2 came out. So it's been quite a while. The PlayStation Eye is ONLY A LOW RESOLUTION CAMERA!
While Natal is a combination of: A monochrome infrared sensor able to track the depth of each pixel, thus able to track your movements in 3D space. A long a high resolution digital camera beside it for importing you and stuff you want into the game. And also face recognition and all that jazz.
Zillion year old technology, the software for pricier Logitech webcameras could also insert such avatars (plus various live effects) to your video stream, and that was 2-3 years ago...
@Ian Grams: I think six axsis is better than wii motion.
My Reasoning:
It's built into a standard controller, not in its own motion device. It says to developers "remember, people really like their buttons so we're not going to let you forget that, but if you feel a motion gesture would help game play, you can utilize that as well.
My Evidence:
Ragdoll Kung-Fu
PixelJunk: Eden
GhostBusters
And what they don't tell you is that the image of your face gets discretely sent back to Levnovo after you've logged in. Their building a huge facial recognition database for the government...
Just because I'm paranoid doesn't mean I'm bat-shit crazy
Has anyone tested how much the quality of the photo effects face recognition results? I would think that the 2MP camera in the iPhone would produce crappy results compared to any 5MP+ point & shoot camera or a 10MP+ DSLR.
@dagamer34: I can tell you quality doesn't always matter, since not only does it recognize me in crappy scans and older JPEGs, but it can find me in blurry frames in the background of newer hi-rez photos. It's impressive on that score.
The worst thing about iPhoto is that it has no dedicated mode for learning unknown faces. Unlike Picasa web site, which can list all unrecognized faces and let you tag them all at once.
In iPhoto you have to tag them manually and then go to Faces view to manually check each name if it has new suggestions. And there is no indication if it has such suggestions, you have to scroll it all the way down. Pretty frustrating. A simple icon showing availability of new suggestions would help ALOT.
@.max: It would be ANNOYING to see all unidentified faces all at once, when you have a library of 30,000, or even 5,000 photos. Apple wants you to tag your friends and family, and in this case, I think that's the smarter approach. It's not a flaw, it's a choice (I asked!).
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The Playstation Eye has been out since just a bit after the PS2 came out. So it's been quite a while. The PlayStation Eye is ONLY A LOW RESOLUTION CAMERA!
While Natal is a combination of: A monochrome infrared sensor able to track the depth of each pixel, thus able to track your movements in 3D space. A long a high resolution digital camera beside it for importing you and stuff you want into the game. And also face recognition and all that jazz.
The PS Eye is very primitive compared to Natal.
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It's the sixaxis motion control feature all over again...
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My Reasoning:
It's built into a standard controller, not in its own motion device. It says to developers "remember, people really like their buttons so we're not going to let you forget that, but if you feel a motion gesture would help game play, you can utilize that as well.
My Evidence:
Ragdoll Kung-Fu
PixelJunk: Eden
GhostBusters
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Still quite impressive.
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Just because I'm paranoid doesn't mean I'm bat-shit crazy
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He'll never be the head of a major corporation.
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In iPhoto you have to tag them manually and then go to Faces view to manually check each name if it has new suggestions. And there is no indication if it has such suggestions, you have to scroll it all the way down. Pretty frustrating. A simple icon showing availability of new suggestions would help ALOT.
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