Imagine a panoramic photograph with such high resolution that you could zoom in on a postage stamp more than half a mile away, or read signs that are blocks away from your vantage point. That is just ...

Get ready for another major leap forward in digital photography—one that could transform television news in the future. A military-funded project at Duke University has developed an experimental video ...

The US Army's newest Hummingbird drone can shoot 1.8 gigapixel images that, from 20,000 feet high, cover an area of 25 square miles. The drone uses image sensor technology from DARPA in order to do ...

Big eye Engineers in the United States have built a prototype gigapixel camera the size of a bedside cabinet that can capture an image in a single snapshot with 1000 times more detail than today's ...

Google’s best camera isn’t for selfies. The company has completed work on a speedy, extremely high resolution camera that can preserve the world’s greatest works of art in incredible detail. The ...

Engineers from Duke University and the University of Arizona have successfully synched up 98 tiny cameras to develop a single prototype camera with a resolution five times better than a person with 20 ...

It’s a bit of a truism that bigger sensors lead to better pictures when it comes to photography. Of course everyone who isn’t a photographer knows that moar megapixles is moar better. So, when ...

Smartphone cameras have gotten so good that we struggle to find a reason to invest in a point-and-shoot, but there are still major advancements being made in camera tech that are light years ahead of ...

If a picture is worth a thousand words, than a picture taken with a gigapixel camera must be worth millions. Scientists at Duke University have built an astonishing prototype camera that, not unlike ...

The world's largest digital camera will soon be scanning the sky for asteroids that are on a potential crash course with Earth. A colossal 1.4 gigapixel digital camera has just been deployed on the ...

Cancel that trip to the Louvre. You'll never get closer to master art works than through Google's freakishly powerful, robotic Art Camera. SEE ALSO: Live from the Google I/O keynote Google's Cultural ...