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Lelong Addict - Gadget Kaki

Lelong addict who sits in front of my computer aimlessly looking for cheap, shiny, nice gadgets on eBay and lelong. Life purpose is only to dream about getting a nice gadget. Pathethic existence but it's the only one I know of.

Canon Powershot A560 @ RM499

Thursday, July 19, 2007



Canon PowerShot A560 - Features

• 7.1 MP CCD image sensor
• 4x optical zoom lens (35mm equivalent: 35–140mm f/2.6 W–f/5.5 T)
• DIGIC III image processor and iSAPS
• Face Detection AF/AE/FE
• ISO 1600 and High ISO Auto
• Popular Special Scene modes on Mode dial
• 2.5” LCD screen with optical viewfinder
• PictBridge and Print/Share button

link to item in lelong

According to Wikipedia:

Face detection is a computer technology that determines the locations and sizes of human faces in arbitrary (digital) images. It detects facial features and ignores anything else, such as buildings, trees and bodies.


I guess that's supposed to make pictures of faces sharper and clearer. Afterall most of the pictures we take of is of people :)

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