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Nanotubes That See Everything

Carbon nanotubes that respond to visible light might mean better solar cells and artificial retinas.

A Spherical Camera Sensor

A stretchable circuit allows researchers to make simple, high-quality camera sensors.

Photoshop Finds its Way to the Web

Adobe offers a free, scaled down version of its photo-editing software.

TR10: Digital Imaging, Reimagined

Richard Baraniuk and Kevin Kelly believe compressive sensing could help devices such as cameras and medical scanners capture images more efficiently.

Will Shutterbugs Snap Up New Digital Frames?

Dedicated electronic frames are gaining in power and coming down in price.

Cell-Phone Cameras That Zoom

A new design could put the power of a telephoto lens into thin cameras.

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