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New Jersey Institute of Technology professor Philip R. Goode and his team of researchers have achieved “first light,” capturing the most detailed photograph of a sunspot ever taken.

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Ricoh announced the launch of the G700, a water, dust, shock
and chemical resistant camera meant for tough conditions and on-the-job
use.

The G700 can withstand the shock of being dropped from
heights of up to two meters and is able to shoot underwater at depths of up to
five meters for two hours. The unit is also resistant to chemicals like ethanol
and hypochlorous acid.

This image was taken using two clamp lights like the ones
mentioned below.

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how to make the most out of $20 lights.

One of the biggest challenges both aspiring professional
photographers and amateurs alike face is the steep price of photo gear.

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Camera phones have really come a long way over the years—most
of the smart phones out these days offer cameras with up to eight megapixels (the Nokia N8 even has 12),
not to shabby! But one thing even
today’s camera phone’s lack is the ability to shoot macro images—that is, up
until now.

With the use of the lens from an old, preferably broken DVD
player, you can now finally capture the tiny details of the everyday
world.

For step-by-step instructions on how to dismantle and then
remove the lens from your old DVD player and ho