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Cool uses of cameras and machine vision
Itâs easy to get lost in the ways computer-vision technologies can go wrong. But take a few moments to consider the ways they can help.
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The Moon is a floating eyeball-shaped cam that can track you as you walk
If you think smart home tech is creepy, the Moon will be a great device to prove your point. It's a floating eyeball-shaped security cam that can rotate to follow your movements. If you think smart home tech is exciting and inventive, well, the Moon might help you prove that point as well.
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Proof the Google Pixel 2, not a DSLR, was all the camera I needed on my honeymoon
Right before going on my honeymoon to Japan and South Korea, I made a crazy decision, a potentially stupid one that I might regret for the rest of my life: I wouldn’t bring a camera – at least, not a traditional one. I was going to take pictures solely with the Google Pixel 2. Best case scenario, the phone will accurately capture the once-in-a-lifetime moments that I’ll cherish for the rest of my life.
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The first Polaroid instant camera in a decade is adorable
Ten years after Polaroid stopped making instant film cameras, and nine years after it stopped making the film those cameras use, the Polaroid instant camera is back. Well, kind of. Announced today, the new $99 Polaroid OneStep 2 is not made by Polaroid, if only because Polaroid largely exists these days as a brand and a nebulous collection of patents and intellectual property.
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Rental Camera Gear Destroyed by the Solar Eclipse of 2017
We recently had quite a spectacle in the United States, with a Solar Eclipse reaching totality throughout a large portion of the United States. Being that this was the first solar eclipse passing through the Continental US since 1979, excitement ran wild on capturing this natural event using the best camera gear available.
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I Fell Victim to a $1,500 Used Camera Lens Scam on Amazon
I’ve been ordering used lenses for years and have never had a problem with any purchases. That is, until now. I recently ordered a $1,500 used camera lens
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Supertiny cameras could shrink from pill size to dust size
The pill-sized cameras in today’s mobile phones may seem miraculously tiny, given that a decade ago the smallest cameras available for retail sale were the size of a pack of cards. Ali Hajimiri of the California Institute of Technology will make far smaller cameras. His team plan to replace them with truly minuscule devices that spurn every aspect of current photographic technology. Not only do Dr Hajimiri’s cameras have no moving parts, they also lack lenses and mirrors—in other words...
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Tiny, Lens-Free Camera Could Hide in Clothes, Glasses
A tiny, paper-thin camera that has no lens could turn conventional photography on its head, according to new research.
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Badger filmed burying a whole cow by itself in Utah mountains
An American badger took five days to bury a calf carcass left at a camera trap by researchers. The behaviour could help cattle ranchers by limiting the spread of disease.
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The Camera Technology That Turned Films Into Stories
A modest invention that prevented celluloid from tearing helped make modern cinema. By Henry Giardina.
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Why you should not delete images on your memory card using your camera
As many of you know, I spent many years of my life as Director of Marketing at Lexar dealing with the ins and outs of the memory card business. And in all that time, I have never written a blog about the do’s and don’ts of memory cards. Now that I have left Lexar and …
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This New Imaging System can read Closed Books
They say you shouldn't judge a book by its cover, but a new imaging system from MIT can see right through the cover and read the book while it's still closed.
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SunSay & John Forté - Wind Song
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The Roam-e Flying Selfie drone camera from Australia takes 360-degree shots
Ever feel bothered by the same old boring selfie poses because your hand is permanently attached to your camera? Well this Australian-made Roam-e Flying Selfie drone camera should help you get a bit more creative, if you can stomach the fact that it looks like a flying carrot. Retailing at $399 (around £300) online and AU$499 in Australia , the Roam-e Flying Selfie features a 1080p camera and uses facial recognition technology to follow its owner around and is capable of avoiding objects.
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This tiny gadget turns your smartphone into a thermal-imaging camera
A new device takes a literal spin on hot or not — the Seek CompactPRO is a small gadget you plug into your smartphone to instantly add thermal-imaging capabilities. Sure, the CAT S60 has built-in thermal imaging, but for those not crazy about the construction-like fashion statement, thermal imaging will soon be available on any smartphone with the Seek add-on. An update to the pricier and larger Seek Thermal Camera, the Seek CompactPro is the first add-on thermal camera with a 320 x 240 sensor array, according to the manufacturer.
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Wow, Mark Zuckerberg Is Paranoid As Fuck
Mark Zuckerberg, a man who runs a service that collects the personal information of more than a billion people daily, seems to be worried about being spied on. There’s something very interesting in the photo Zuckerberg , can you see it?
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The Beginner's Guide To DSLR Cameras
Nice guide for anyone looking to up their photography game.
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Worth its luxury-car price tag: Hasselblad’s new H6D camera
Timed to coincide with with its 75th anniversary celebration, Hasselblad unveiled its new all-digital, medium-format camera, the H6D.
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Is Drone Frame Rate Important?
As if you don’t have enough to think about when it comes to creating stunning drone footage, frame rate is a term which throws most newbie drone operators
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A year's worth of sunrises (2015/2016)
This time-lapse was created by Tobias Hoerburger, who took a photo looking due east over the German city of Regensburg 10 minutes after sunrise each day between 21 March 2015 and 20 March 2016.
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