Camera with 3-D Filming

 Back in high school, I used to take pictures all the time just because I wanted to improve my picture taking skills along with having a high quality background for my phone or computer by yours truly :) which is why I chose to talk about this technological improvement. 

"Caltech’s Lihong Wang developed technology that can reach 70 trillion frames, fast enough to see light travel" according to Scitechdaily which I think is so crazy. I personally would love to see that. Wang and his team did further developments and made a camera that not only can record at a fast rate but also record in 3-D. The camera does this by using the vibrations from the light waves and put two pictures together like our eyes do. 

I thought it would be cool to mention an invention that could take capturing picture to a whole new enjoyable level or somehow be used to benefit us in some way. 

Aliyah Ashby 28 October 2020

Website: https://scitechdaily.com/fast-enough-to-see-light-travel-ultrafast-camera-films-3-d-movies-at-100-billion-frames-per-second/

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