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MIT's created a camera that can capture a trillion frames a second - the ultimate in slow motion, say its developers.
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Lytro's released the amazing wide field camera we wrote about back in June, which allows photographers and viewers to refocus pictures after they've been taken.
The U.S. government is suing former NASA astronaut Edgar Mitchell for attempting to sell one of two cameras from the Apollo 14 lunar module Antares.
Silicon Valley start-up Lytro has launched a revolutionary camera that could make blurry pictures a thing of the past.
Sure, 16 megapixels may seem like quite a lot by current mobile standards, but what about a 200 megapixel camera?
Researchers from Northwestern University and the University of Illinois have created the first curvilinear camera, much like the human eye - but with a zoom capability.
What sounds more nutso than "I think my landlord is hiding a camera in my bedroom?"
If you answered nothing, then you're on the same page with what administrators at Brooklyn College thought when Nigerian national Chinemerem Eze came to them with this very claim.
MIT researchers have developed a camera capable of capturing images of objects that are not in its direct line of sight.
A UC Davis researcher has managed to turn the Xbox Kinect into a 3D video camera.
Forget about 2D smartphones - those are sooo 20th century. That's right - personal communication is going 3D and we at TG Daily can't wait to try out the next-generation of handhelds in all their three-dimensional glory.
Apple's next-gen iPod Touch will reportedly feature an advanced, forward-facing 5MP camera capable of shooting HD video at 720p.
An iPad-controlled quadricopter has taken to the skies above E3 in Los Angeles.
The Department of Homeland Security has developed a new type of surveillance camera which allows it to scan public areas much more thoroughly.
An ARM-powered Lego bot running Google's Android OS has managed to solve a scrambled Rubik's Cube in just under 25 seconds.
A new video camera is under development that's claimed to be able to focus on both near-field and distant objects simultaneously.
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