>identifies the shape of people within its 140-degree field of view and pans and zooms to make sure they’re all always in the frame. Assuming the videos produc

>identifies the shape of people within its 140-degree field of view and pans and zooms to make sure they’re all always in the frame. Assuming the videos produced can go places other than just Facebook I could see this being useful for youtubers and other people who produce videos on their own. Or at least, the autopan/zoom technology will be useful but possibly in another device. No more interrupting your yoga demonstration to move the camera because your head is now out of shot. No more realizing that half of your face was periodically out of shot during the 10 minute review/monologue/whatever that you just finished recording.