Hitachi might not be so popular for cameras among average consumers but a recent announcement from the company suggest that it’s working on a camera technology where it won’t need a lens to capture photos. Tokyo based multinational conglomerate, Hitachi has announced about the development of a lensless camera which uses moiré fringes patterning instead of…
The latest flagship smartphone from Chinese manufacturer, Huawei P9 has made a lot of buzz globally. There is no question that the P9 is Huawei’s best smartphone ever – being one of the most compact ones around. But the most publicity of P9 was done around its dual-camera built in collaboration with German Leica Camera. While…
To change the future of film making, Lytro launches a new “Lytro Cinema” camera that is world’s first Light Field solution for cinema with impressive and creative capabilities and unparalleled flexibility on set and in post-production. This development is further to the company where the CEO has already abandoned the consumer still Lytro camera production. Lytro Cinema builds every frame…
Newly invented at RICE University, the FlatCam is a camera uses a thin mask with pinholes very close to the image sensor instead of the lens. #TechProlonged
To bring the possibility of focusing later than taking picture for consumers Nokia introduced Nokia Refocus that let you adjust focus point later after taking the picture. Read a full review inside with sample shots and interactive simulators to know who it works.
Announced later last month, the iOS app Tadaa SLR brings the capability to focus object later after you have captured the picture via your iPhone or iPad’s camera. The app itself provides the camera UI to take picture and gives you the options to focus object later with a masking tool.
Nokia World today didn’t only bring the devices but also brought the most wanted apps to Windows Phone platform including Instagram, Vine, Flipboard and new Nokia Camera for Nokia Lumia devices as well as apps like WhatsApp messenger and Nimbuzz Messenger for Asha devices.
