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The magical Nikon "dog camera" automatically takes pictures as soon as it is excited.
Nikon's new "dog camera" attracted heated discussion. Can dogs be photographers? Many people think this is a fantasy, but Nikon has made it a reality. Interested friends come and see this crazy and magical "dog camera"!
The Heartography camera bracket made by Japanese manufacturers allows dogs to shoot what they are interested in.
This camera bracket will be fixed to the dog's chest through a belt and its heart rate will be analyzed. When the dog is excited by what he sees (his heart beats faster), heartbeat will automatically trigger the camera shutter to take pictures.
Although it sounds strange, there are many products similar to Heartography on the market, such as GoPro Fetch and Orvis Action Camera Dog Health. But unlike the latter two products, Nikon's camera bracket uses a full-size Coolpix camera, which may be a bit heavy for some small dogs.
In addition, Heartography is not like a camera accessory that will actually go on the market, but more like a proof-of-concept product that Nikon wants to show off.
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