The News Of Tomorrow, Today
The News Of Tomorrow, Today
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Andrew Liszewski
The pandemic has limited The Slow Mo Guys’ ability to film grand experiments with their high-speed cameras. But while safely staying home, they’ve found other fascinating things to shoot, including an old 16-millimetre movie camera that when torn apart finally reveals why film is punched full of holes.
Although they enjoyed a surge in popularity when products like Google Cardboard made VR more accessible, 360-degree cameras have always been a niche product, if only because viewing and sharing 360-degree imagery is a challenge. Vecnos wants to change that with a slick 360-degree camera called the IQUI and a…
Ever since cameras first existed people have been pointing the lens at themselves to snap so-called selfies — a term first coined back in 2002. At this point they’re long overdue for an upgrade, so a team of researchers have created what could be the next-generation of selfies: easy to…
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