This Camera Takes 1,000 Years to Capture a Single Photograph
Using a Leica camera with a telephoto lens on a tripod, Horvat took several thirty-second exposures so that the architecture and some people would be still, and the moving crowd would blur. By using this technique, Horvat appears to underscore the physical movement and the transient nature of the environment as well as the moments spent within it. ... See more
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Canon's Yasuhiko Shiomi believes this would require a camera capable of a "100-megapixel resolution at 60 frames per second." It's the refresh rate that is currently complex to get to in combination with a resolution that high. It would amount to 14K video, a 3.5 times improvement over the current 4K standard.
Canon's quest for VR content: 100-megapixel cameras for Apple Vision Pro
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After you set the exposure variation you want to use, press the center button. To take the picture, press the shutter button and hold it down until all the shots are taken. If you let go too soon, the series will be interrupted.
Carol F. Roullard • The Sony A7 II: The Unofficial Quintessential Guide
I also appreciated that the Towercam’s output reinforces the 24-hour cycle of a day. You can’t log on to the Wilson portal at 2 a.m. and get “fresh content;” you’ll get a black frame. And you’ll continue to get a black frame until the sun rises. Beyond that, the image changes by the season. Further still, we’re watching mountains—ever-shifting and ... See more
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Time Lapse ($9.99). Activate this really cool app to automatically shoot a series of photos at various intervals with settings made automatically by the camera; use it to record the opening of a blossom during the period from 8 am to 10 am, for example. Because the exposure is locked after the first shot, this feature works best when the brightness
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Werner Herzog’s video camera in his remarkable 2010 documentary Cave of Forgotten Dreams.
Robert Moss • Dreaming the Soul Back Home: Shamanic Dreaming for Healing and Becoming Whole
It is impossible to record the entire three-dimensional structure with one photograph. To record the subject in its entirety, a combined mechanical and software approach is needed. You record several pictures at different focus points, which is known as a focus stack. After you capture enough optical sections, you use software to merge them and rec
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