Human Eye Camera by Georg Milde

admin — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 18:55:04 +0000

For the HUMAN EYE CAMERA I started to compare the human eye to a camera. I found a lot of analogies in terms of optic and arrangement. But the brain struck me as the most important difference. It turns the image of our eye arround, it straightens out the image and it expands our field of view with our memories.

The concept needed following features:
taking several shots of one object at the same time :
- with different depth settings (multi depth focus in one image)
- with different light settings (high dynamic range image)
- with different angles (stitching)

The solution was the TRI SENSOR PRISM CORE. It spreads the light coming into the “eye” onto three arrangeble sensors. The position and the features of the sensors would alter the image according to the different modes creating images that could never be made with convenient lenses.

Source: Uni-ak.ac.at

Pocket Hasselblad Futuristic Camera by Szilveszter Buzasi

admin — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 20:18:56 +0000

Pocket Hasselblad is a concept how it is possible to rethink the Hasselblad philosophy today, and put in new interpretations. My interpenetration was to follow the Hasselblad philosophy according to my understanding.
That means: find the solution the most simplest way, and as small as possible.
In my case I went on the way to make it the most simplest.

I have taken a cube form because this is what remember us about the famous Hasselblad. The size I have defined in 6x6x6 cm. To get closer to minimal solution, I decided to concern to the technically most important things, this is the lens and the film sheet. Every thing around them could be changed. In the design phase I started to “peel” the cube around the filmsheet (ccd ) to get my new solution. This is how I got my new camera design and how I turned the famous cube to a new camera. This transformation shows us how freely wee can interpret our design idea today.

Source: WWW1.uni-ak.ac.at

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Human Eye Camera by Georg Milde

Pocket Hasselblad Futuristic Camera by Szilveszter Buzasi