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+8 +1This award-winning underwater photographer makes stunning images on a point-and-shoot camera
He's pretty amazing on dry land too.
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+21 +1Vermeer as scientist
Claudia Swan reviews Laura J. Snyder’s “Eye of the Beholder: Johannes Vermeer, Antoni van Leeuwenhoek, and the reinvention of seeing.”
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+20 +1This Company Should Be Punished for Putting a Camera in a DJ Headset
Altec Lansing, a company potentially owned and operated by Satan, has created a new type of DJ headphones with a 1080p camera built in, and wifi to stream video instantly. Yes, this company saw a hole in the market and said: We must, must, must give DJs a way to express themselves through the power of livestreaming. Yes, Altec Lansing was the change it wanted to see in the world and that change was that the worst guy from Econ who wouldn’t shut up about Skrillex...
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+36 +1This Camera Sees Around Corners
Using a staccato burst of laser fire, this ingenious camera peers around a distant corner, tracking the position, movement, and rough shape of any solid object that human eyes cannot even see. The team of engineers and optics researcher, led by Genevieve Gariepy and Daniele Faccio at Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh, Scotland, say it's the first such camera that can track moving objects around corners in real time.
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+17 +1Exquisite Clandestine Cameras From The Golden Age of Espionage
The upcoming rare cameras auctions at Bonhams will feature rare photography equipment and accessories crafted by iconic manufacturers (Hasselblad, Leica, Nikon, Rolleiflex just to name a few). But for those who are fond of the history of spying, the real stars of the event on December 3 in Hong Kong) will be these spy-worthy clandestine cameras.
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+14 +1It's a Book! It's a Camera!
Steven Heller talks with Kelli Anderson about her new project: a camera within a book.
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+39 +1Unprotected license plate surveillance cameras let anyone with a web browser tune in
Automated license plate recognition systems, also known as ALPR or simply LPR systems, have become increasingly popular — and controversial — tools for law enforcement in recent years. The systems can automatically photograph and record data on license plates in real time, drawing the ire of privacy advocates like those at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, which has just released information on security vulnerabilities in ALPR systems across the country.
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+30 +1Researchers build a cheap camera that sees what we can't
Normally, our eyes can see things better than our cameras, which is why those smartphone shots of a full moon at night are so bad. Hyperspectral imaging is a way to fix that, since it can capture parts of the electromagnetic spectrum, like near-infra-red light, that humans are incapable of seeing. Unfortunately, these cameras are hideously expensive, so you're more likely to find one on a military satellite than in Best Buy.
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+34 +1Researchers build a cheap camera that sees what we can't
A camera that can tell you when Avocado is ripe enough to eat? Sign us up!
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+38 +1This tiny camera squeezes in 16 lenses to create 52-megapixel photos
There’s a holy grail in the world of digital cameras. Alongside all the incremental things our cameras could still do better – higher megapixels, enhanced low-light performance, and so on – the one thing that would really transform everyday...
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+25 +1Driving on camera
The idea of fitting a car with a video camera only struck many motorists as a good idea in February 2013. That was when a meteor streaked over Chelyabinsk in Russia. Small video cameras that film the road ahead are being used by motorists to help keep them out of trouble and avoid bogus insurance claims.
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+19 +1This camera case won't allow you to take unoriginal photos
'Camera Restricta' uses your smartphone GPS to determine if the shot you're about to take has already been captured too many times.
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+43 +1Canon has an insane 250 megapixel sensor that can read lettering on a plane flying 11 miles away
Whoever Canon has working long hours in their R&D labs deserves a raise. Just about a month after the company introduced a video camera that can record HD color video in the dark comes another mind boggling advancement – a 250 megapixel monster of a sensor. Earlier today Canon formally unveiled a 250 megapixel image sensor small enough that it can fit inside of a DSLR camera. Highlighting how powerful...
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+19 +1Why Sony Sees Its Next Big Hit at 1,000 Photos a Second
Sony Corp. built a dominant position in image sensors by helping people take high-quality photos with smartphones. Now, the company is focusing on sensors that take photos at least 10 times faster than the human eye can see. The company is working with Nissan Motor Co. and a Tokyo University professor on affordable technology that can process 1,000 images a second.
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+20 +1How An Analog Photo Company Can Thrive In An Instagram Age
Lomography has weathered the rise of digital photography and smartphones, preferring to do things the old-fashioned way.
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+17 +1Poor Man's Cell Phone IR Filter
IR photography is fun. However, getting a proper IR filter (technically a visible light filter but whatever) for your camera can be a pain, especially...
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+1 +1EXIF tracking services help find missing cameras
Two services that search web images for the serial number of the cameras that shot them are helping to re-unite owners with their lost and stolen cameras. Both work by looking for the serial numbers embedded in images uploaded to services such as Flickr.
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+26 +1E1: The World's Smallest Micro Four Thirds 4K Camera
It's not every day that a startup company launches a new camera to challenge the likes of heavyweights like GoPro and Panasonic, but that's what the Las Vegas-based company Z Camera is doing. It just unveiled the 4K-capable E1, the world’s smallest Micro Four Thirds camera that combines the size of GoPro with the interchangeable lenses of mirrorless cameras.
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+16 +1$3 clip-on camera lens kit for smart phones
I bought this camera lens kit for the heck of it, because it cost only $3.14 including shipping, via Amazon. The package arrived from China. The kit consists of three lenses (made of red anodized aluminum) and a spring-loaded clip... By Mark Frauenfelder.
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+14 +17 daily exercises that will make you a better photographer | Digital Camera World
The saying ‘practice makes perfect’ is as valid for photography as any other activity, so we’ve put together a collection of exercises that will help you become a better photographer.
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