A lensless camera smaller than a full stop could revolutionise photography

Discussion in 'Digital Cameras' started by Eric Stevens, Apr 18, 2014.

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    Eric Stevens, Apr 18, 2014
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    Alfred Molon, Apr 20, 2014
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    That was my first reaction too, but then I realised that so-called
    standard photography changes all the time. After all, photography
    means drawing-with-light and this will be yet another way of doing it.
    We will have to wait and see.
     
    Eric Stevens, Apr 20, 2014
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    RichA, Apr 20, 2014
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    nik282000 Guest

    Interesting, one of the guys who developed this mentions that it is being adapted for long wave IR, allowing cheap and simple lensless heat cameras. Would it be possible to extend this design in both directions on the spectrum? Microwave "photography" could be pretty interesting with every cellphoneand cell tower acting as a source of illumination. Or perhaps real 'x-ray specs' provided enough ambient x-rays in the room.

    http://spie.org/x102942.xml?pf=true&ArticleID=x102942
     
    nik282000, Apr 20, 2014
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    "ambient" x-rays?
     
    RichA, Apr 21, 2014
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