Created at the Nagoya Institute of Technology of Japan (it had to be Japan), the camera you can see above was constructed using 158 lenses, which were attached in four rows, spanning 47cm in diameter. As each lens only cost $US2.10 it’s entirely realistic to try and top their record for next year’s Guinness book, but bear in mind it took the team of students six months to build.
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What Would You Shoot Using A Camera With 158 Lenses?
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The digital camera that started it all
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QV-10 is Casio’s first digcam but despite it’s shortcomings (low-resolution 250 kilopixel CCD, small internal storage, very short battery life, no flash), it became an instant hit and effectively started the golden age of digital photography.
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Tokyo Kei the DIY cosplay guy
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Kei is a funky if kind of mad old guy I met one night on a random photo-walk through Shinjuku’s skyscraper district (West). I was on the bridge shooting pretty city lights and so was he, me with my dSLR and he with some weirdly contrived home-made compact camera.
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Thanko latest 4GB Camera necktie
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Feel like a spy? Here you are Thanko latest 4GB Video Camera hidden in your average salary man necktie.
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