Canon announced today that their have successfully launched their Ce-SAT-IE satellite into orbit from the Yoshinobu Launch Complex in Kagoshima, Japan on February 17, 2024. A Canon PowerShot S110 compact digital camera mounted on the satellite as a secondary-optical system for wide area photography captured a stunning image of Earth.
Measuring in at just 2.5 x 1.4 x 0.7 in (63 x 36 x 19 mm), the 23g Kenko Tokina Pieni M is a tiny digital camera that not only fits in the palm of your hand, but still capable of shooting photos as well as video.
Fujifilm’s INSTAX MINI 99 instant camera combines technology with style, starting with a new Color Effect Dial with six effects: Faded Green, Warm Tone, Light Blue, Soft Magenta, Sepia, and Light Leak. These effects are driven by LED lights within the camera and exposes the chosen color onto the INSTAX MINI instant film, creating the desired effect on the printed image itself.
The Galaxy S24 doesn’t only rely on its rear camera system to capture the perfect shot, but also leverages Samsung’s ProVisual engine. Generative Edit basically harnesses generative AI to adjust objects and generate a perfectly blended background in their place.
Nikon announced today that it is set to acquire cinema camera maker RED, and once complete, it will become a wholly-owned subsidiary of the former. The latter was first established in 2005 and known for such cameras as the RED ONE 4K as well as V-RAPTOR [X] with its proprietary RAW compression technology inside a body that weighs just 4-pounds.
Believe it or not, these incredible shots of Earth from space were captured by a Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra rigged to a carbon fiber exoskeleton and a core flight computer. The smartphone then made its way to the edge of space aboard a hydrogen-filled stratospheric weather balloon.
Photo credit: NASA | Bill Stafford
NASA astronauts used one 70mm Hasselblad camera with interchangeable 80mm and 250mm lenses during Apollo 17, and now, Nikon is set to develop a next-generation Lunar Artemis Camera for future Moon missions. Before signing the Space Pact Agreement, NASA performed initial utilizing a standard Nikon Z 9 to determine the specifications a camera would need to operate on the lunar surface.
Joshua Turner used a Iflight Nazgul Evoque V2 drone and GoPro 11 Mini to capture breathtaking footage of the 2,073-foot Shanghai Tower. What makes the footage you’re about to see so special is the fact that as of January 2024, drone flights in controlled areas of Shanghai require approval in advance.