A sneak peak inside the studio of the future
Have you ever wondered how a photo studio will look like in the future? This technology which was featured in PDN PhotoSource will revolutionize photography in a way we never imagined.
Studio 2020: A sneak peak inside the studio of the future
By Tom Wujec
1. DIGITAL CAMERAS
If sensor resolution continues to double every 18 months, the camera of 2020 will capture giga-pixel images instantly with enough detail to easily fill a 10 x 10-foot print.
2. LIQUID LENSES
Emerging technology will focus magnetic fields through a solution of oil and water, shaping it into a remarkably sharp liquid lens worthy of those billion pixels.
3. PLENOPTIC SENSORS
When photo sensors are stacked in layered sheets, they capture images on several focal planes simultaneously. And when processed together, the focus and depth of field of the composite can be selected after exposure is made.
4. 3D IMAGE CONSTRUCTION
A combination of GPS and LIDAR technology (similar to RADAR) will extend image manipulation by automatically fabricating 3D digital models, enabling subjects to be relit with virtual lights and shadows after their image is captured.
Read more, click here.
Studio 2020: A sneak peak inside the studio of the future
By Tom Wujec
1. DIGITAL CAMERAS
If sensor resolution continues to double every 18 months, the camera of 2020 will capture giga-pixel images instantly with enough detail to easily fill a 10 x 10-foot print.
2. LIQUID LENSES
Emerging technology will focus magnetic fields through a solution of oil and water, shaping it into a remarkably sharp liquid lens worthy of those billion pixels.
3. PLENOPTIC SENSORS
When photo sensors are stacked in layered sheets, they capture images on several focal planes simultaneously. And when processed together, the focus and depth of field of the composite can be selected after exposure is made.
4. 3D IMAGE CONSTRUCTION
A combination of GPS and LIDAR technology (similar to RADAR) will extend image manipulation by automatically fabricating 3D digital models, enabling subjects to be relit with virtual lights and shadows after their image is captured.
Read more, click here.
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