Open-source camera could revolutionize photography

Posted in News by Conner Flynn on September 6th, 2009

Open-source camera could revolutionize photographyA bunch of folks at Stanford are set to “reinvent digital photography” with an open-source digital camera. The idea is that it would give programmers the power to come up with new software that would have cameras doing some new tricks, and hopefully eliminate software limits that exist right now.

They’ve already developed a prototype, with the Frankencamera. In the future owners will be able to download apps to their devices and constantly improve performance, much like with your iPhone. Pretty awesome if you ask us.

[Engadget]

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3 Comments to “Open-source camera could revolutionize photography”
  1. kaushik Says:

    i want to know more about this Franken camera. How diff is it a regular slr camera. Wht kind of lenses does it fit in, what use does it have for the future. ??

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