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Human Cyborg Uses a Head-Mounted Camera to Hear Colors

That's not a headline we ever expected to write
- By Stan Horaczek on January 28, 2013
The idea of a robotic camera "eye" has been around for a long time. Neil Harbisson, however, has been putting a version of it to use in order to combat his achromatopsia, a condition that prevents him from seeing color.
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This Photo Was Taken With Google Glasses

A rather awful-looking photo makes us wonder how photography would change if we took the camera out of the equation
- By Stan Horaczek on April 27, 2012
Having a camera built into the human eye has long been the science fiction dream of many photographers. We love our cameras, but to be able to get rid of them and bring photography into our own bodies seems like a natural progression. Unfortunately, that's still quite a distance off, but Google's Project Glass brings the whole thing one small step closer.
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Future Tech: A look at Next Gen Cameras

Edible cameras. Focus that changes after you shoot. What's really in store for photo technology?
- By Robin Rowe on September 16, 2010
Cameras that let you adjust your focus or point of view after you take the shot. DSLRs with 6-inch, ultra-high-resolution touchscreen control monitors. Stereo lenses that fit on ILC cameras for 3D images. Will you be shooting photos with devices like these in the next couple of years? To gauge how picture-taking may evolve, we spoke with about two dozen executives, product specialists, and researchers in the imaging technology arena, both in the U.S. and Japan.
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