Before zoom lenses arrived on the scene, film makers used cameras featuring a few different lenses mounted to a rotating disc. Looking for a quick way to switch between different zoom ratios on large format modern cameras, Ian Kerr, CSC, tapped into the past to create the MultiTurret.
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When Adobe's amazing content-aware fill came to Photoshop, it became incredibly quick and easy to delete unwanted items from photos. Now, the latest version of After Effects can intelligently remove things from video footage as well, making it easier than ever to clean up your shots.
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Skypixel’s 2018 Aerial Storytelling Contest winners have just been revealed offering an incredible array of spectacular drone videos and photographs. The overall grand prize went to a truly stunning shot of French island monastery, Mont Saint Michel, shrouded in the wisps of an early morning fog.
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Since being launched in 2013, Ricoh's Theta 360 degree camera has grown in number and capabilities. Now the company has added the latest iteration to the range – the Theta Z1, which becomes the new series flagship.
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Sharp had a surprise for CES 2019 visitors in the shape of an upcoming prosumer 8K MFT camera. The prototype on show was just a reference exhibit, and we only have one official photo of the device but there has been plenty of buzz so here's what we've gleaned from the chatter.
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If you want to capture video footage with yourself in the shot, you can plonk a smartphone on the end of really long selfie stick or instruct your camera drone to follow you around. Now Remo Technology has launched a new videocam that uses AI to keep moving subjects in the shot at all times.
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At CES this week Ring is aiming for renters with the new Door View Cam. This battery-powered video doorbell is designed to slot into an existing peephole, so it can be easily installed and removed later.
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Researchers have developed a machine learning system that can work out the direction of sound in a mono recording by examining accompanying video footage.
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Supersense has revived and refined an art project by Gebhard Sengmüller and Martin Diamant which sees users put a vinyl record on a turntable that results in sound and video appearing on a TV. Inbetween the two sits a VinylVideo Converter.
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The Nikon Small World in Motion competition is more than just a microscopic video competition. This glimpse into the world in miniature showcases a variety of hypnotically strange sights from a laser bouncing around a psychedelic soap membrane to trippy fractal footage of soy sauce evaporating.
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