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New generation of keeping confidental works on the new D2x

http://www.dpreview.com/news/0502/05021 ... ightcf.asp

That's interesting Birddog, even more interesting if you could hide part of the memory card, then you could have some generic shots of Bondi beach to show the inspectors and hide the ones that are going to get you into trouble.

That’s OK for the youngsters but when you get older one tends to forget passwords - ask my banks, Telstra etc

Hey, that what the D2x can do, it's interesting!
Take heap of nude photos, wifi to a van nearby and hide all the secret, only show the Jap tourist in full clothes on the beach!

Birddy, I never thought someone could post something before you Was mentioned here http://forum.d70users.com/viewtopic.php ... ight=lexar I feel like I deserve a prize

Glen wrote:Birddy, I never thought someone could post something before you Was mentioned here http://forum.d70users.com/viewtopic.php ... ight=lexar I feel like I deserve a prize

Glen,
Of course, I've seen that thread, this techno is not new, but a new preview with what it can do and available with the D2x more in details with confirmation from Nikon and Lexar.

Maybe , no password needed! fingerprint or eye contact!

Mmm... biometric facilities in a camera... *drools*

biometric password, very handy reason not to lend the camera to the relatives

Who was the guy on here who was havng issues with a relative who wanted to borrow the camera?

Here's the perfect reason!

"Sorry... but the camera uses a biometric password facility so I'm the only person who can actually use the camera..."