The Little Cyclops camera may be as small as average adult thumb, but it has powerful features, including a timelapse mode, 12 megapixel resolution and HD video recording capabilities.
Little Cyclops —
The Little Cyclops camera may be as small as average adult thumb, but it has powerful features, including a timelapse mode, 12 megapixel resolution and HD video recording capabilities.
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Inventor Greg Dash only decided to make the device because he couldn't find a reasonably priced alternative fisheye lens for his digital SLR camera and he didn't want to wait for a smartphone app to load.
Greg Dash —
Inventor Greg Dash only decided to make the device because he couldn't find a reasonably priced alternative fisheye lens for his digital SLR camera and he didn't want to wait for a smartphone app to load.
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A posing primate as captured with the Little Cyclops camera. Dash raised the money for producing the camera through crowd-funding website <a href="index.php?page=&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.indiegogo.com%2Fprojects%2Fworld-s-first-digital-lofi-fisheye" target="_blank" target="_blank">Indiegogo</a>. Only 1,000 will be made in the first run and sold for a price of $100 each.
Chimpstagram —
A posing primate as captured with the Little Cyclops camera. Dash raised the money for producing the camera through crowd-funding website Indiegogo. Only 1,000 will be made in the first run and sold for a price of $100 each.
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Greg Dash stoops to capture a picture. The PhD student has been overwhelmed by interest in the Little Cyclops. At one stage he was receiving an e-mail every seven minutes on the topic.
Stooping to conquer —
Greg Dash stoops to capture a picture. The PhD student has been overwhelmed by interest in the Little Cyclops. At one stage he was receiving an e-mail every seven minutes on the topic.
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People from all around the world have been keen to snap up the device, says Dash, with orders coming in from as far afield as Japan and Taiwan.
Doggy business —
People from all around the world have been keen to snap up the device, says Dash, with orders coming in from as far afield as Japan and Taiwan.
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