The MAME-CAM, created by Japanese company Thanko, weighs only 11 g and shoots video and photos. The mini camera cost around $100. It shoots video in 640×480 resolution, pictures in 1,600×1,200 and records audio in mono quality. It has a battery life of about 36 minutes (when shooting video).
This idea is incredible. Not only does this cardboard Halloween costume look like Nikon camera, it is also fully functional!
Photographer Lisa Bettany took the exact same photograph with every generation iPhone to compare the quality. See for yourself how this impressive piece of technology has evolved.
Original iPhone
These are some incredible light painting by artist and self proclaimed camera freak Trevor Williams. He uses a palette of custom tools and light painting devices that he made himself, Trevor creates amazing photographic art that has to be seen to be believed.
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These are very interesting photographs of animals in the wild by as many as 420 hidden cameras which were installed in tropical locations. It’s a rare thing to get a photograph of animals in their natural habitat.
In 1936, a 16-year-old Dutch woman Ria van Dijk hit the target in a mobile dash. When she got to the target, the camera took a shot to confirm that the target was hit. As a result, from the age of 16 to 88 Ria van Dijk has been taking self portraits of herself at a fairground shooting gallery. The last prize she won in 2009 at age 88!
5 September 1936
This cool project was conducted by Matthew McVickar. He attached a disposable camera to a cardboard, and taped on instructions for mail employees on the package to take pictures with it along the way to it's destination.
Jegen Horst, German cat’s wildlife photographer, noticed that his cat’s food disappeared from time to time, so he decided to catch the thief red-handed. He set a trap with his camera, a log and an egg.
A Polaroid camera will do some marvelous things to your photo. That is until it gets stuck. Then it isn’t much fun anymore.
If you needed proof that big brother is watching every single move you make, this camera covered car should remove any doubt.
Do you believe in ghosts? Personally I have never seen one. But these people assure they have. More of it, they have managed to capture ghosts on camera, so you can view their photos and judge yourself whether these pictures are real or manipulated.
These are some amazing photos that were taken with a cell phone. Many of the photos are difficult to tell from a painting. Apparently, the technology behind the cell phone camera has approved considerably and some of them have application that will allow you to edit and improve the photo.
This is a smart little fisheye lens for your iPhone that will give you clear and crisp photos every time.
This Myers family’s taking a timed shot of themselves outside the Capitol building.
Little did they know that it would be heir best timed picture. You wanna know why?
Take a look inside the post.
Cooper the cat has been taking pictures over a year periodically and there’re plenty of them.
You’re maybe asking yourself how a cat can take pictures, well it’s quite simple with a cat-cam, a small camera that Cooper wears on his neck once a week and that snaps a new photo every two minutes.
Now let’s see what life is about through the eyes of Cooper the cat + some pictures of the cat itself:
The following spy cameras are so tiny it’s hard to notice them at the first glance. Besides this, somebody did a great job on hiding them.
An interesting BeetleCam project created by two brothers from the UK has helped them to take wonderful pictures of wild elephants, lions and other animals in Tanzania. Brothers Matthew and Williams Burrard-Lucas spent two weeks in savannah letting their camera roll on its wheels closer to the animals to make the best shots. They operated their device from a distance sitting in their car nearby. Elephants were ok with the moving “enemy”, but lions crushed the camera and threw it away. Luckily, it was possible to restore the memory card and make these photos available. Enjoy!
Only 11 objects will be needed for you to make a pinhole camera yourself. It is quite easy but demands some precisions. You’ll see the process of making after the jump.
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