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Largest Digital Camera

Posted By Guest on January 13, 2010

570-Megapixel Digital Camera is the Largest in the World
Largest Digital Camera

You’re looking at the heart of one of the biggest digital cameras ever conceived — 74 CCD sensors that will go into an enclosure the size of a Mini Cooper. The 570-megapixel shooter is being built at Fermilab by an international team of particle physicists and astronomers, who think it will help solve one of the great mysteries of the cosmos: What is dark energy?Read More

Double Exposure Photography

Posted By Guest on January 07, 2010

One of the oldest tricks in the photography book revisited
Double Exposure Photography

Brian Auer

A double exposure is a relatively simple photography trick that can be used to achieve all sorts of fun effects - ghosts, fake twins, mirror images or something as simple as superimposing a backdrop of trees into a romantic scene.Read More

One Year in 60 Seconds

Posted By Guest on January 06, 2010

Man does a one-year time lapse photo shoot that is condensed to one minute of video
One Year in 60 Seconds

Eirik Solheim snapped several still images from the same spot on his balcony to make a time lapse video showing one year passing by. Eirik recorded clips with a 15mm fisheye, a 24mm wide angle and a 50mm lens.Read More

Starter DSLR: Nikon D3000

Posted By Lisa McNear on November 26, 2009

Starter DSLR: Nikon D3000

The D3000 is cheap. We're talking a full kit (i.e., it comes with a lens) for just $460, making it the cheapest DSLR kit around. But what really makes it stand out for beginners is a built-in tutorial system that explains how to get certain kinds of shots—like shallow depth of field—in plain English.Read More

Build A Low-Cost Camera Crane

Posted By Guest on November 22, 2009

Build A Low-Cost Camera Crane

Closet Photography Studio

Posted By Jake Easton on November 05, 2009

Closet Photo Lighting Studio: Build a low-cost studio that saves space, stays organized, and is ready when you are.

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If you sell or review products, like to tinker or develop new projects, or occasionally need a high quality photograph without having to dig out your lights and tripod for the setup - the closet photography studio might be for you.

The easy-to-make closet photography studio is always set up, and only requires a small portion of a spare bedroom closet. With the flick of a switch, you're ready with the proper lighting and tent setup to create those perfect studio-quality photographs every time.

If you shop around, you should be able to build the closet photography studio for about $100.Read More

World’s Smallest Helmet Camera

Posted By Guest on November 03, 2009

World’s Smallest Helmet Camera

The tiny little cam measures 3.8 x 1.4 x 1.8-inches and weighs only 3.7 ounces. The camera uses a mount that can connect to the dash, helmet, goggles, and other locations to capture video. Video is recorded to microSDHC cards up to 32GB.Read More

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Watch Camcorder

Posted By Jake Easton on November 02, 2009

Watch Camcorder

This is the analog watch with an undetectable camcorder, so you'll always have a camera ready to capture a chance celebrity sighting or a pet's impromptu antics. The camera's lens is the size of a pinhole and is located at the two-o'clock position, yet the watch's hands never obscure the lens.Read More

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Coke Can Spy Camera

Posted By Jake Easton on October 30, 2009

Coke Can Spy Camera

The real power behind this ultra advanced device isn't its 4GB internal memory, rechargeable Li-Ion battery, or even its pin-hole VGA quality camera; it’s in its simple, unassuming look of an every day soda can. You can leave this device right out in the open. Place it on a table or your desk and record everything without the slightest notice from anyone around.Read More

The Camera Van

Posted By Guest on October 15, 2009

The Camera Van

The camera van is covered in over 2700 cameras to promote a new film called Automorphosis, a film about people that do car art. The film is being shown at the Royal Flush Festival in New York on 17 and 18 October.Read More