Felix E Klee

I wonder if it's possible to connect a biologic eye to an electric circuit. ;-)

To me, the photos in the article on wired.com have a look which I remember seeing in the print edition of National Geographic about twenty years ago. (We stopped subscribing.) What's the secret of...

No? To quote from the ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTION MANUAL DP1X firmware version 1.03: When the camera is in focus (the focusing point is illuminated in green), it is possible to magnify the display by...

Most phones have unused surface area on the back much larger than a full frame sensor. The problem is lens technology. I wonder if someone is working on making lenses really flat, possibly using...

This is awesome! I would like to use that technology for creating animated "object movies", also called "inverse panoramas".

They say in the video: "Pictures taken with the robot cameras...

No professional use cases? This is the first fully (hopefully) programmable and connected camera with decent quality and at a good price. There are lots of use cases in professional imaging.

@eopix No snow storm, I guess it's shot through a snow covered car (?) window. Anyway, great image.

The second from the bottom I perceived as an illusion: When I first viewed it on a phone's small...

Today I was at the exhibition again, just for a quick moment, and to note down the name of an image. It's August Sander's 1928 "Handlanger". To me the bottom part looks unnatural, like...

Concerning size: The problem is that with conventional lenses, bulkiness of the optics is unavoidable, simply due to physics. But, let's see what the future brings. Fresnel lenses have been known...

At least that's my impression when reading comments / posts on dpreview and elsewhere: small sensor = crap big sensor = awesome Sometimes, people seem to forget that every camera is a compromise.

I want to add: I believe the lens is actually very good by today's standards. What is lacking is the sensor.

How do the cameras you mention compare to the Samsung at max. zoom, concerning level of detail?

One day. :-) Mostly I am still quite happy with the camera. Anyhow, the picture is on Wikipedia, though post processed with Picasa (I'm Feeling Lucky, Straighten, Crop) and at reduced size. It's...

I hope you also fixed the issue that email notifications don't work (at least for me).

I understand that rule. However, I am also aware that there are cameras that have fake low ISO, just increasing exposure time, then using software for correction. In fact, there are even camera's...

I want to point out that when doing a 2× crop on the Nokia, then the Nokia "wins" against the Samsung for 20m background. This is because relative to the image width, the blur disk doubles in...

Background blur vs. background distance when shooting "someone's head and shoulders":

http://howmuchblur.com/#compare-3.5x-8mm-f2.4-and-5.62x-43mm-f6.3-on-a-0.9m-wide-subject

Based on...

I saw Sander portraits today in a free exhibition in Centro de Arte La Regenta, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. They are astonishing works! I think most images were shot between 1920 and 1940, but I...

The ugly watermarks make the product shots look dirty. :-(

When there is plenty of light, it is really best to choose ISO 80? For example today, I shot a distant ship at ISO 80 with: f/6.3, 1/800 s, 56.3 mm focal length I know the camera is old, but still...