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RSS cameras digitalDigital Color Cameras - 1 - Response Models
White Paper This report describes and verifies response models for digital color cameras. We investigated two specific cameras, the Kodak DCS-200 and the Kodak DCS-420. For each camera, we measured... [25 Feb 2004]
Digital Color Cameras - 2 - Spectral Response
White Paper This report describes the spectral calibration of two digital color cameras, the Kodak DCS-200 and the Kodak DCS-420. We used previous work to model the output of the cameras in terms of... [25 Feb 2004]
Kodak recalls shocking digital cameras
News Kodak has recalled 75,000 digital cameras amid fears they could give users an electric shock. The DC5000 was one of Kodak's first entries into the high end of the digital camera market,... [11 Sep 2002]
16Mbps Wireless Communications for Digital Cameras
White Paper Very Fast Infrared (VFIR) is the highest bandwidth, low cost technology that can form a wireless link directly between any two cameras or a camera and PC while allowing 1.5MBytes per second data throughput. [25 Feb 2004]
Programmable DSP Platform for Digital Still Cameras
White Paper This article presents a programmable digital signal processor (DSP) platform for digital still cameras based on the Texas Instruments TMS320C54x family. One major advantage of this... [25 Feb 2004]
TMS320DSC21: A High Performance, Programmable, Single Chip Digital Signal Processing Solution to Digital Still Cameras
White Paper This white paper introduces the TMS320DSC21 - a high performance, programmable, single chip Digital Signal Processing (DSP) solution to Digital Still Cameras (DSCs) from Texas Instruments. [25 Feb 2004]
Image-Processing System LSI for Digital Cameras Milbeaut M-4 Series MB91680
White Paper MB91680, the first product targeted for single-lens reflex and prestige-class compact cameras from FUJITSU, is fully capable of processing large, 2-line output CCD, and HDTV signals. MB91680 is the first product from M-4... [02 Jun 2006]
Digital Still Cameras and Mobile Agents: How to Create a Distributed Service for Image Processing
White Paper In this context, this paper deals with the issues of Internet photography and of the distributed processing of digital images acquired with the use of a Digital Still Camera (DSC). Newly distributed... [19 May 2006]
Create a dynamic photo gallery with PHP and your digital camera's metadata
White Paper Automatically organize your digital photography by taking advantage of your cameras built-in metadata and PHP's EXIF functions. With cell phones, disposable cameras, and other modern... [16 May 2006]
Dell Picture Studio
White Paper The development of inexpensive digital cameras and easy-to-use image editing software has brought digital photography capability into mainstream use. Hand-in-hand with the proliferation... [25 Feb 2004]
Nokia has sights set on digital camera domination
News Nokia is ramping up production of mobile phones containing cameras, and predicts it could soon become the world's biggest manufacturer of digital cameras. Camera phones were first... [20 Oct 2003]
Dell Picture Studio
The development of inexpensive digital cameras and easy-to-use image editing software has brought digital photography capability into mainstream use. Hand-in-hand with the proliferation... [28 Oct 2003]
Helmet-cams help police crack down on crime
News A London police unit is tackling anti-social behaviour using small helmet-mounted digital cameras. Officers in Haringey will use the cameras to gather digital images... [21 Nov 2006]
Hewlett Packard 100 Cameras Project: A Creative Initiative Soars Amidst Tight Corporate Guidelines
White Paper HP and the agencies envisioned a site where 100 selected people would use the HP digital cameras to take thousands of photos all over the world. These photos would then be incorporated into a Web site to... [18 Oct 2004]
Kodak insists customers cough-up for 'bargain' cameras
News Kodak is insisting customers who snapped up what appeared to be a cut-price range of digital cameras on its website will not receive their order - even though the company has admitted it mistakenly... [08 Jan 2002]
