Wearables are all the rage at the moment, so why not wear a drone? That’s the idea behind Nixie, a project by Christoph Kohstall, Jelena Jovanovic, and Michael Niedermayr.
The Nixie is a notably small camera drone that can be worn as a wristband when not in use, and it’s currently a finalist in Intel’s Make it Wearable Challenge.
Meet the Nixie, a Drone That Can Be Worn as a Wristband
via Laughing Squid
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Korean artist Seokmin Ko captures a single person holding a specifically angled mirror in various environments. The reflective surface camouflages the figure just enough so that you can see the “glitch” in the image.
Can You Spot the Mirror in These Photos?
via Beautiful Decay
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Ever wished you could somehow transform your film SLR into a functioning digital camera? Well my friends, progress is being made!
James Jackson is currently crowd-funding his “DigiPod,” which is a unique cartridge that fits into your film SLR, allowing you to capture digital photos.
Project Aims to Bring Your Film SLR Up to Digital Speed
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Mike Olbinski has been trying for 4 years to capture a time-lapse of a supercell storm. On June 3rd of this year, he and Andy Hoeland finally accomplished the mission, and the results are jaw-dropping.
Time-Lapse Video of a Huge Supercell Storm
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Yes, that is a Lego camera spitting out a Polaroid print of a Lego person dressed as a chicken.
That’s beside the point. Chris McVeigh is our favorite new person because he made this amazing Lego OneStep and even put together a custom kit so you can make your own!
Mini Lego OneStep is the Best Thing Ever
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