Kano, a DIY computing company in London, announced the Kickstarter Campaign for their DIY Camera Kit. The kit consists of several pieces that snap together like Lego, allowing users to build a 5-megapixel functional and versatile little camera.
Great for all ages, users can code photos, create their own filters, and even make critter cams and kaleidoscopes. No background knowledge needed. . thephoblographer.com
Sony has announced the digital camera “DSC-HX99 RNV kit” that uses laser retinal projection technology that makes it easy for people with low vision (amblyopia) to see images on conventional viewfinders and monitors. sonyalpharumors.com »
2023-02-22 12:34
The RICOH R Development Kit that was first shown to the public at Mobile World Congress this spring is now shipping and available to order for $499. The camera is capable of live-streaming fully spherical, 360-degree video in 2K resolution at 30 frames per second. dpreview.com »
2017-06-16 17:23
London-based DIY computing company Kano has created a new kit for people who would like to assemble and program their own digital camera. It’s called the Kano Camera Kit. Kano previously launched DIY Computer and Screen kits that were popular among kids — over 100,000 kids in 86 countries have built those kits so far. […] petapixel.com »
2016-10-04 23:07
На краудфандинговых площадках, как например Kickstarter, частенько появляются очень интересные проекты связанные с фото и видео тематикой. Один из таких проектов запустила компания Kano. Сейчас они собирают деньги на камеру, которую можно собирать как конструктор и потом самому очень легко запрограммировать. kaddr.com »
2016-09-29 18:19
Kano, a maker of DIY educational tools, is seeking crowdfunding for a trio of DIY project kits, one of which is its new educational Camera Kit. The Camera Kit enables anyone to build a simple camera and then program it with various functions using drag-and-drop code, the goal being to impart an overall knowledge of how cameras and their related software work. dpreview.com »
2016-09-28 21:26
Hawaii based photographer, Keri Nakahashi, has launched a Kickstarter campaign for her children’s book project, 123: Dogs in Hawaii. The book is meant to introduce kids to ten different dog breeds while simultaneusly teaching them how to count from one to ten.