Filming Atomic Blasts Requires This Massive, Complicated Camera
Exhibit at London Science Museum shows the mechanisms that helped to study huge explosive reactions.
Exhibit at London Science Museum shows the mechanisms that helped to study huge explosive reactions.
Equipped with the most-advanced gyro stabilised camera in the world, an intrepid research team flew from Kathmandu to Mount Everest, capturing the first ultra HD footage ever shot above 20,000 feet. See more >
Vibrator with a camera and light inside for filming inside your insides.
Chinese smartphone maker takes on company-leading GoPro with competitive pricing up its sleeve.
As yesterday-into-today's Dress-gate has shown, editing a photo is as easy as clicking a mouse with the modern magic of Photoshop. But another type of magic dominated when the only option for masking, feathering and burning was the darkroom. This new Lynda.com video celebrates the fine art of physical photo editing. See more >
It took a room full of geniuses to make light field tech work, and now all that development is teetering on the edge of extinction.
Ah, the thrill of flying in a wingsuit, captured in slow-motion. This video is so beautiful and relaxing that it makes me want to try the extremely dangerous activity. Read More >
As the first footage from Spectre breaks cover, our minds turn to real-life 007s and their wonderful toys. And there's no more stylish category of Bond gadget than the spy snapper.
Artist Pete Ashton took regramming to a crazy extreme. Watch his video to see what happens when you post the same photo to Instagram 90 times. Read more >
European Space Agency will stuff rubbish into a special craft, before watching it all burn to smithereens in reentry.
With cheap screens coming over here and taking all their jobs, a pane of silver-coated glass is beginning to seem quite quaint.
We take the 4K 240fps extreme-o-cam to Crested Butte, Colorado, for some rigorous testing.
It turns out everyone's favourite pocket-sized computer is a bit camera shy. Due to something called "photovoltaic effect", the Raspberry Pi 2 loses its shit when you blast it with a flash.
Science bit: The D810A's infrared cut filter has been modified to let the hydrogen alpha spectral wavelength pass through.
The photography trade show known as CP+ took place this week in Japan. It's when many camera makers trot out their shiny new wares. And that they did!
Shots like this could make even Andy Murray look pretty.
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