Spectral Instruments is showing off an enormous 112-megapixel 1100-series camera sensor that has a dynamic range so great that it can photograph the sun and the stars simultaneously. To avoid noise on Continue reading…
New imaging technology from the University of Texas at Dallas could make the x-ray glasses sold in the back of superhero comics a reality, at least on a cellphone. A team of researchers has found a Continue reading…
Fujifilm has admitted that some of its CMOS sensors are not performing properly and is promising a fix in the coming months. The issue currently affects two cameras, the X10 and X-S1, and was brought Continue reading…
By using an RGB camera in tandem with a depth sensor, Microsoft's Kinect has opened up a world of interactive possibilities, and now Samsung has announced a new camera sensor that melds the two Continue reading…
It looks like yesterday's rumors were true: Pentax just officially announced the K-01, a mirrorless camera with interchangeable lenses and a body designed by Marc Newson, a London-based industrial Continue reading…
Nikon's announced a number of new cameras this evening, including the Coolpix P310, a 16.1-megapixel compact shooter with up to 3200 ISO (Hi1 6400 equivalent) and a lens with a maximum aperture of Continue reading…
New backside-illuminated CMOS sensors from Sony are to allow for greater low-light shooting capabilities, along with the ability to record HDR video. Sony's "RGBW Coding" adds a white pixel to the Continue reading…
OmniVision Technologies starts off day three of CES with the unveiling of its latest digital imaging sensor, a 1/4-inch CMOS chip it describes as tailored for shooting 720p HD video at 60fps. The Continue reading…
Over in Japan, Sharp has been hard at work developing the world’s thinnest optically image-stabilized smartphone camera, the company announced today. The RJ63YC100 is a 12.1-Megapixel, 1/3.2-inch Continue reading…
Using graphene in printed circuits isn't new, but now researchers at the University of Cambridge have found a way to produce them with a consumer-grade inkjet printer. The team adapted an Epson Continue reading…
