Tag: camera
Top 10 3D Scanners and Tools that upgrade your setup and...
The lines that separate the physical world and the digital realm continue to blur every day. Augmented reality is putting digital artifacts like windows...
REVOPOINT POP 3 – An Affordable 3D Scanner for Designers, Engineers,...
The camera on your phone isn’t just a photography device, it’s a memory-maker. When it isn’t capturing memories of where you went, who you...
Vlog 1 concept is an all-in-one, portable tool for vloggers to...
A lot of people now, especially the younger ones, have at one point or another tried or wanted to try vlogging. I myself have...
World’s first Pinhole Lens with a variable aperture brings a retro...
With as many as 6 different apertures to choose from as well as a variable focal length, the Pinhole Pro Max combines the oldest...
DJI’s latest action camera just made the GoPro look like an...
With an incredibly diverse eco-system of snap-on modules that let you practically attach the camera anywhere you want, the DJI Action 2 is what...
Xiaomi just announced its Augmented Reality Smart Glasses… and the timing...
Doesn’t it strike you as odd that Xiaomi would randomly drop such a massive product teaser just a day before Apple’s September event? And...
What if the iPhone’s camera module was a detachable, GoPro-style fully...
I’m fully aware that when I’m paying over $1000 for an iPhone, a healthy amount of that is going towards the camera hardware, which...
Forget Ultrawide photos… With the VIEWPT camera, you can shoot 4K...
If you think about it, we’ve come a long way since the first ever camera on a phone. Cameras on today’s smartphones can motion-track,...
This multi-lens point-and-shoot is for people who want the iPhone’s camera,...
Born out of necessity, according to designer Dennis Sedov, the C4 camera is for people who’d love to own a camera as versatile as...
The Spot A.I. Camera is like Google Lens for children who...
The Spot comes with a camera, a pico-projector, artificial intelligence, and the answer to every child’s perpetual string of “what”, “why”, and “how” questions...