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The Ultimate Sharpshooter Weapon of Choice
Very cool play on rifle photography with some great camera accessories.
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PhotoMath uses your smartphone's camera to solve equations
Need a little help getting through your next big math exam? MicroBlink has an app that could help you study more effectively -- perhaps too effectively. Its newly unveiled PhotoMath for iOS and Windows Phone (Android is due in early 2015) uses your smartphone's camera to scan math equations and not only solve them, but show the steps involved.
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Left in the open these disposable cameras let citizens capture the beauty of their city, Dublin
Left all over Dublin these disposable cameras are meant for people to pick up and take a picture of their surroundings. This video shows these citizens taking the photos as well as showing us the photos they took.
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LAPD moves one step closer to on-body cameras for officers
After months of testing, Los Angeles police officials have picked the company they would like to use to outfit hundreds of officers with on-body cameras. It remains unclear when officers will start to use the cameras - no contract has been signed and the department has yet to draft a policy on the use of the equipment - but the LAPD's decision to use Taser International as its vendor marks the department's latest move in its effort to utilize the new technology.
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Man has camera surgically drilled into skull
Artist puts whole new meaning to technology, becoming the world's first human-cyborg.
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GoPro Survives 17 Months Bouncing Around a Riverbed After Filming Its Final Moments
GoPros exist to take quite a beating… they are action cams after all. However, as much as GoPro might put its products through the wringer to test them and ensure they’re up for anything, it’s unlikely they expect one to survive what the one in the above video did.
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We Already Know What the Future of Body Cams Looks Like
A strange coalition has formed around the police officer-worn body camera. Their ubiquitous adoption is the sole policy change requested by the family of Michael Brown, the teenager who was fatally shot by an officer in Ferguson, Missouri. Police departments, too, hail body cameras, saying that they will shield officers from false claims of wrongdoing.
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Can a dash cam protect you? Use of in-car video cameras on the rise
The video was creepy and frightening, showing an impromptu roadblock encountered by a driver on the Newark Bay extension of the New Jersey Turnpike in Hudson County. Without a dash cam to capture it, no one may have believed what the driver saw. Ivan Tukhtin of Edison, who recorded that encounter, said that's why he bought a dash cam, to document what he encountered on the road and avoid the "he said, she said" that can happen after a crash.
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The Timefreezers
So yeah, over 100 DSLRs cameras to create these matrix style effects.
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Flatbed scanner's Cinderella act, a functioning camera
Photography enthusiasts in do-it-yourself mode recently saw how Dario Morelli managed to take parts from an Epson flatbed scanner to create a medium format camera. ('Flatbed' refers to a scanner providing a flat, glass surface.)
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Canon PowerShot SX280 HS review - CNET
Wi-Fi connectivity and a new processor help make Canon's PowerShot SX280 HS one of the top compact megazooms available.
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GoPro stock plummets after Apple granted patent for mounted cameras
Apple may have just shoved GoPro's stock off a cliff. GoPro's stock fell 12% on Tuesday, following a report that Apple had been granted a patent for a mounted digital camera system similar to the devices that GoPro produces. Patently Apple reports that the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office granted Apple nearly three dozen patents on Tuesday related to the camera system, dating back to filings from 2012.
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Gadget Awards: Greatest tech devices of 2014
The year 2014 was an exciting one for technology. Giving competition to some of the big brands, there were a few new names that shook the industry.
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Watch the first ever video of a laser beam moving through thin air
For the first time ever scientists have captured a video of a laser’s flight path as it moves through the air. The clip above was created using a new ultra high-speed camera capable of detecting single photons at a time — the smallest amount of light possible. To create the video, researchers from the Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh in the UK recorded 2 million laser pulses over a 10 minute period, aggregating individual collisions of photos with air particles to map the laser’s entire...
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Office sex caught on camera
TWO oblivious workers were caught having sex at the office over the weekend — by scores of revellers with their camera phones out.
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Eagle swoops from Dubai skyscraper
An eagle with a small camera on its back has flown from the top of the world's tallest building, the Burj Khalifa skyscraper in Dubai.
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Nature in camera
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Capturing the Night in Digital Photos, Spectacularly
A photographer shows how improvements in camera sensors and software and in postproduction software have made it possible to take excellent photos at night.
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Reports Suggest Body Cameras Are Only Effective When Cops Can’t Turn Them Off
As body-worn cameras increasingly become a standard feature of American police uniforms, San Diego's experience with the technology offers another example to the growing body of evidence that suggests cops tend to behave better when they know the cameras are rolling. According to a March 18 report released by the city, public complaints fell more than 40 percent after San Diego police began wearing cameras...
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The First Ever Phantom 4K 1000FPS Drone Footage
Crashing and destroying your drone is painful on your wallet, but it’s not usually the cost of a house. The video above is different. It’s documents the first ever drone flight to involve a Phantom 4K camera mounted to an Aerigon UAV. “The title of this will either be ‘The most technical advanced drone camera flight of all time,’ or ‘The quarter-million-dollar crash’,” says one team member.
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