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Celebrities or anyone who does not like flash photography equipment can now comfortably go out wearing ISHU scarves - a new fashion design that will make them
The Stikbox is a 0.71 meter long selfie camera, which can be folded into a mobile phone case when not in use.
The photo sets a new world record with 365 Gigapixel resolution
Mirroring is a challenge because the reflection on it will cause your photo to be affected.
The device is worn on the wrist as a fashion item, but can pop up high to shoot movies, take pictures whenever the user wants.
Two major universities in Japan have unveiled a camera capable of shooting 1,000 times faster than current high-speed cameras.
Lightbox makes it easy to capture every moment and image in your daily life to share wherever you are with your family and friends.
Use your phone to take pictures and upload to the network is outdated. The trend nowadays is to use a wide-field camera.
Exposure techniques of husband photography bring closeness between people and nature ...
A team of scientists at Nanyang Technological University (NTU) in Singapore has successfully developed a new image sensor from graphene that promises to improve image qu…
Using a simple phone application to photograph food is an effective way to prevent obesity, according to a new trial published May 12.
According to Optic Express, Italian experts have invented a full-image camera to overcome the weakness that makes traditional cameras blind when looking at red fire.
Toshiba (Japan) has announced that it is working on the new camera sensor used on mobile devices.
At first glance you might think this is a joke, but in fact a US photography professor will implant a small camera in the back of the skull.
Scientists from Wincos University have successfully developed a new imaging technology called PCVIR, which allows MRI imaging of 4D images.