#smartphone camera

[dimalink]

I have made a photo of a bird

Before I buy a not expensive second-hand photo camera, I as I first thing to do, I have made a photo of a bird. With a smartphone. So, this is a bird came out, in result.  It was in autumn days, some time ago.

[bpod-bpod]

Glow-up Pics

Fluorescence microscopy paints beautiful pictures of living things. By attaching fluorescent proteins to molecules, scientists can track them in cells and find out how they work. This technology has enabled countless discoveries, but it can cost around £100,000. What if your lab can't afford that? And how can students get their hands on this equipment? Researchers in the USA may have the answer: a $50 fluorescence microscope they call the glowscope. In video tutorials, they explain how to build one from LEDs, a smartphone, and coloured plastic. Here, we see pictures of zebrafish embryos captured with glowscopes using six different smartphone cameras. They all show that a molecule (green) is restricted to a small area of the brain, which requires high sensitivity and resolution. Thanks to its low cost and simple design, the glowscope may soon bring the magic of fluorescence microscopy to a classroom, museum, or kitchen table near you.

Written by Henry Stennett

Image adapted from work by Madison A. Schaefer and colleagues

Biology Department, Winona State University, Winona, MN, USA

Image originally published with a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)

Published in Scientific Reports, March 2023

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[frombehindthepen]

📸 Photographs Down Memory Lane

📸 Photographs Down Memory Lane #Poetry #Photography #MinnieRiperton

Image Credit: Rodolfo Clix Recently I pulled out my stored photo albums to try to put them in order so that it doesn’t look like I am suffering from a disorder! Turning the pages, seeing the faces of people who I grew up with, family members who are no longer with us, and snapshots from vacations and special events make me whip out my box of tissues and get lost in my emotions. After I graduated…

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I was in Dubai for the launch event for POCO's F6 Series. Check out my latest video, a review of one of the devices revealed at the event, the POCO F6 Pro.

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Poco F6 Review: 5 Amazing Reasons It's a Flagship Killer

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Samsung galaxy Flip 5 Coming soon

Two AMOLED displays, Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chip 3700mAh battery and 50MP dual camera insider reveals Samsung Galaxy Flip 5 specs

[thephoblographer]

Are Digital Cameras Done For, Thanks To New Smartphone Tech?

Is your interchangeable lens camera going to be obsolete soon?

“Like I haven’t heard this one before,” was what first came to mind when I read Sony Semiconductor’s President and CEO claim that smartphone cameras will outclass interchangeable lens cameras by 2024. That’s less than two years away and makes you wonder why Sony is still so heavily invested in producing mirrorless cameras. But with the VP of Qualcomm Product Management expressing a similar…

[aiweirdness]

enhancing your smartphone photos by taking your blurry photo of the moon and replacing it with a better photo of the moon

the phone: here, human, this is what you wanted?

me: no! well, yes. but.

[ramenwithbroccoli]

guess who finally made a fanbot after 2 years in the musical robot fandom

meet Janka!

above: Janka in to versions - a bare mechanism and a 'friendlier' folk attire

created in 1921 and commercialy released in 1936, named after a character in a famous song, Janka was intended to be the first fully inteligent record-playing machine for personal use. With her creator, Stanisław Lasota, basing its design on popular barrel organs, she was equipped with many different accesories to make her blend in with the enviroment. The most popular one was a folk-based look, inspired by traditional clothing of people of Łowicz, but many different options were available, with some owners even sewing it clothes of its own.

above: bare mechanisms, the mask sold to make Janka less 'intimidating', the most popular folk variant, a "night out" variant personally crafted by one of the owners

Although the company producing record players promised all of them would be able to change the songs by the voice command, it seems that only the original prototype of Janka retained that function. That's why, while the other copies went on to become just a fancy gimmick, Janka's value skyrocketed, providing Lasota with a great sum of money that allowed him to retire early and comfortably. After his death in 1937, the original designs were found. It seemed that there were no differences between the commercial versions and the prototype - except for the material that the top of the table was made of. In the original, an undefinable green matter has been used, that studies have not been able to replicate. It is suspected that the substance, mixed in with molten glass, was a gift Lasota brought back from one of his travels.

above: diagram of the functions of certain parts

Once an unique antique, original Janka lost value over time. The amazement over her ability to change music at request and memorising entire symphonies after playing them once disappeared, replaced with annoyance, and sometimes even horror, as it seemed the machine gained a mind of its own.

Owners reported music playing in the middle of the night, suspicious movement and the needle skipping over certain words in song, forming a new message altogether. After the last owner, Jerzy Sójka, claimed "the goddamn machine, [it] has a mind of its own, [it's] the devil! devil is speaking to me!", the fate of Janka had become unknown. Many suspect that it has been abandoned in a basement or an attic, with some even claiming they still hear her song being played at night.

[arbokzee]

velvet weather 🤍🖤

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[robinsceramics]

All of my ceramics for this semester except my Big Pigeon have been fired and are sitting on my table!!! Many of the animals and some of the vessels will be going up for sale this winter, but for now I'm just gleefully arranging and rearranging them on my desk until I take them home >:D

Here are my lidded vessels—the breadpan, the two wheat field jars, the Planet Earth jar, the muffin jar, and my favorite thing ever, the UFO With Cow As Knob <333

[sanctus-ingenium]

you mention that pascal fashioned his domain after a game show and I was wondering when this first occurred? Did he see TV become more widespread and go “Hey, great, this will work amazingly for my massive ego?”

honestly yeah that's literally it. he started in the 1970s when TV became more widespread and accessible for most people, so when most people had TV sets in their houses, those TV sets became a great way to reach a big audience!

[poorvikasmartgadgets]

Vivo V40 Pro: The Ultimate Professional-Grade Smartphone

In the rapidly evolving world of smartphones, the Vivo V40 Pro stands out as a masterpiece of innovation and design. With its cutting-edge technology and professional-grade imaging capabilities, it’s a device that promises to redefine what we expect from a smartphone. Whether you're a photography enthusiast, a tech-savvy professional, or someone who demands the best in mobile technology, the Vivo V40 Pro has something to offer.

Professional-Grade Imaging with ZEISS Optics

The Vivo V40 Pro's exceptional imaging system, developed in collaboration with ZEISS, a name synonymous with high-quality optics. The ZEISS Multifocal Portrait and Telephoto Portrait Camera allow you to capture stunning portraits with remarkable detail and clarity. With the ZEISS Style Portrait feature, you can select from various professional bokeh effects, such as the Distagon, Sonnar, and Biotar, to bring out the best in your shots.

The Vivo V40 Pro is equipped with a 50 MP ZEISS Ultra Wide-Angle Camera and a 50 MP ZEISS OIS Main Camera, ensuring that every photo is sharp, vibrant, and rich in detail. Whether you're capturing expansive landscapes or intimate portraits, the V40 Pro's camera system delivers professional-grade results every time.

Sleek Design, Robust Durability

The Vivo V40 Pro isn't just about performance; it's also a design marvel. As India’s slimmest phone with a 5500mAh battery, it combines elegance with endurance. The 3D Curved Display enhances the phone’s visual appeal, while the IP68 Dust and Water Resistance ensures it can withstand the elements, making it both stylish and durable.

Available in Ganges Blue and Titanium Grey, the V40 Pro offers a choice of colors that are as sophisticated as they are unique. The Infinity Eye Camera Module Design adds a touch of luxury, making this smartphone not just a device but a statement.

Unmatched Performance with MediaTek Dimensity 9200+

Under the hood, the Vivo V40 Pro is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 9200+ processor, a 4nm powerhouse that delivers flagship-grade performance. With an AnTuTu score of 1,590,000, this device is built to handle even the most demanding tasks with ease. Whether you're gaming, streaming, or multitasking, the V40 Pro ensures a smooth, lag-free experience.

The V40 Pro also features 12GB RAM with an additional 12GB of Extend RAM, giving you the freedom to run multiple apps simultaneously without any slowdown. With 512GB of internal storage, you'll have ample space for all your photos, videos, and apps.

Display and Sound: A Feast for the Senses

The Vivo V40 Pro's 1.5K Ultra Clear Sunlight Display is designed to impress, with a 120Hz refresh rate and 2800×1260 resolution that ensures vibrant, lifelike visuals. Whether you're watching videos, playing games, or simply browsing, the display remains clear and bright, even under direct sunlight.

For the first time in the V-series, the V40 Pro introduces dual stereo speakers, providing an immersive audio experience that complements its stunning visuals. Whether you're listening to music, watching movies, or playing games, the sound quality is rich, detailed, and truly immersive.

Advanced AI Features: Smarter and More Efficient

The Vivo V40 Pro is packed with advanced AI features designed to enhance your daily experience. The AI 3D Studio Lighting and AI Aura Light Portrait features ensure that your portraits look professional, even in challenging lighting conditions. The AI SuperLink and 360° Omnidirectional Antenna ensure that you're always connected, even in areas with weak signals.

With Funtouch OS 14, the V40 Pro offers a smooth, customizable user experience. From personalized lock screen styles to advanced multitasking capabilities, the V40 Pro is designed to adapt to your lifestyle, making every interaction seamless and intuitive.

Conclusion

The New Vivo V40 Pro smartphone has a professional-grade tool designed for those who demand the best. With its cutting-edge camera system, sleek design, robust performance, and advanced AI features, the V40 Pro is set to redefine the standards of mobile technology. Whether you're capturing stunning photos, enjoying immersive media, or staying connected on the go, the Vivo V40 Pro is the perfect companion for the modern professional.

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Media: Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous (2020-2022) and Jurassic World: Chaos Theory (2024-Present)

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[obstinatecondolement]

I bought a chonky little MP3 player and put all the digital music I currently have on there, which is still well under the 32 GB it can store on the device itself without expandable storage and am listening to it on shuffle now. I have a bunch of CDs I want to rip and put on there and I also need to edit the metadata on the files that are already on there, because almost everything is Unknown Artist and Unknown Album right now, but like. This is nice.