I need a camera wired into my brain

[JoYork]

I was driving to work this morning and nearly screamed... I saw the PERFECT scene unfold in front of my very eyes...

OK let me try to explain it as best I can:

I'd just turned into the street where my office is and I saw a guy up a ladder painting a window. Crossing the road was a distinctive elderly gentleman with an unusual black-and-white dog pulling him along. The way the dog was determined to drag its owner along the street made it look like something from a cartoon. It also reminded me of the type of cameo that Alfred Hitchcock made in some of his movies.

Anyway, this just all looked so perfect... choreographed almost. At that moment I wished I wasn't driving and had my camera in my hands, ready to snap that perfect photograph.

But it wasn't meant to be.

I've noticed this a lot, recently... I see so many awesome things and wish I could put a frame around it and freeze it in motion, but as soon as I've spotted it the moment has gone forever.

I'm waiting for the new Canon BrainCam to be released.

[neumanns]

I'll order the Cambrain...The camera witha brain that know's what I want!

[Jim G]

I think this very thought regularly. :p

[TheHoff]

Here ya go...

Eye-socket camera films from inside the head (http://news.cnet.com/8301-17938_105-10190801-1.html) - March 6, 2009, CNET

http://i.i.com.com/cnwk.1d/i/bto/20090306/Eyeborg_Press_The_Eye_Vertical_270x198.jpeg
(eyeborgblog.com)

[birdfromboat]

going about it wrong, you need your brain wired into a camera. I am currently trying to wire mine into a g10. fits in my pocket, has a usable live view with a good focus check magnification box, and seems to take decent raw below 400 ISO, with a 2.8 on the wide end. I am hoping it is my answer to our problem.

[Karl Johnston]

I`ve often felt this too, especially when driving to school in the mornings.

Beautiful hazy fog and steam rising from the street to create the most epic sunset.