A periscope camera lens is a lens assembly that uses prisms, mirrors, or a combination of them to redirect light before it reaches the camera sensor. In doing so, it magnifies the image more so than ...

Understanding how instant cameras work is made a lot easier if you start by thinking of the sheet of film as the film cell or ...

CCD sensors were once all the rage in digital photography, but they have since been replaced by CMOS technology. Why did the ...

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The 'bigger is better' motto is rampant in the camera industry, particularly when it comes to image sensors. Not only is a higher megapixel count a favorite with marketing departments, a physically ...

Shortlist spoke to Apple's Vice President of Camera and Photos Software Engineering, Jon McCormack, and iPhone Product ...

The subtle art of aiming cameras at live events is perhaps the part of film and television practice which has been most resistant to new technologies. While sheer specifications have skyrocketed, ...

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Pinhole photography works by allowing light to pass through a small hole in the body cap. The purpose of this hole is to ...

Back in the day, smartphones only had a single camera. Today, though, seeing three or even more cameras on an Android device or iPhone is completely normal. While it might seem like a marketing ...