The Slow Mo Guys published their slowest video yet. In a new video, Gavin Free uses the Phantom TMX7510 camera at 80,000, 500,000 and even 800,000 frames per second to record glass breaking.
Articles tagged "glass"
You can now enjoy your brew, be it coffee or beer, from one of Canon Japan’s new drink ware, made to look like various Canon EF and RF lenses.
Based around camera and lens themes, the new glasses are designed to aid liquid and artistic inspiration for photographers on all sides of the fence
In the wink of an eye, Google gives a shutter alternative.
Meanwhile, the police (not the fashion sort) issue a first citation to a woman wearing Glass while driving.
Patent for "sport glasses" allows users to take phone calls and listen to music.
The new technology could lead to more competition to Google Glass.
Photojournalist and prolific iPhone photographer Richard Koci Hernandez shares photos from Google Glass.
Project Glass updates camera software to allow for captions and HDR.
Third-party app developer Tesseract Mobile offers app to post Google Glass photos to Facebook.
The Wall Street Journal tells us how to be polite while wearing Glass. Meanwhile, SNL lampoons the technology.
App would eliminate the need to audibly dictate image capture.
Google's Eric Schmidt talks about Glass's development and the need for new social etiquette.
Futuristic device will only sport 5MP camera.
Infographic illustrates the optical principle behind the wearable tech.
The 5 Point Cafe in Seattle bans Google Glass before it's even on sale
Video gives a user perspective of Google's wearable interactive camera.
Leica is famous for its high-speed optics. This article is about my experience with different versions of the fastest of them all: Noctilux. Hopefully, it will be helpful for those who is planning on buying one.
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