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Flexible Sheet Camera Concept Warps The Image As It Changes Shape
Using an array of tiny lenses, this concept camera can take a wide variety of shapes
Researchers Have Figured Out How to Store Digital Photos in DNA
Science wants to put your photos in actual DNA snippets
Researchers Taught a Neural Network To Evaluate Selfie Pictures
This robot is a critic of selfies
Google and MIT Researchers Can Now Remove Reflections From Photos Taken Through Windows
Eliminate the need for a circular polarizing filter when shooting through glass
New Research Shows Human Eye Can Detect Individual Light Particles
Scientists in Illinois have found it only takes three photons to activate the eyes
MIT Researchers Trying to Remove Reflections in Photographs Using Software
Leave the circular polarizing filter at home and nuke reflections the new way
“Science” Says Photography is Sexier Than Being a Comedian, Less Sexy Than Being in a Band
We have scientific evidence that photography is hot right now
Disney’s New Video Technology Combines Multiple Video Feeds Into One Coherent Film
By tracking what everyone is looking at, and obeying basic rules of cinematography, it can auto-edit your footage together into something more complex
Carnegie Mellon Packs 480 Cameras In A Dome To Perfectly Track 3D Motion
Without even the need for reflective tracking dots
The Met Puts Almost 400,000 Images To Use For Free Online
Released under Open Access for Scholarly Content, the images are free to use for non-commercial purposes
