DSLR cameras are the rage for photographers these days. While DSLRs are definitely great, their size haven’t been reduced the same way other tech gadgets have been trimmed down. Most professional photographers have to carry around these bulky cameras with their huge lenses. Mirrorless cameras did gain some traction but they couldn’t replace DSLRs, yet (the Canon EOS M is very promising).
However, researchers at Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences have been able to come up with something which may finally revolutionize the world of cameras. These researchers have created a new kind of camera lens which is virtually as thin as a paper. (more…)
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