Philips Electronics has invented a tiny digital-camera lens that can focus on objects and create sharp pictures in ways similar to the human eye. Unlike high-end digital cameras, the new lens does ...

New camera lens mimics human eye. By TVTechnology published 12 March 2004 When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Philips Electronics has ...

A newly-developed mobile phone camera lens automatically focuses using a process similar to that of the human eye. Mobile phone cameras generally aren't known for their fantastic image quality.

In the future, cameras may be able to focus as fast and accurately as the human eye, making photos like this a thing of the past. Photo Charlie Sorrel Save this story ...

The human eye belongs to a general group of eyes found in nature called "camera-type eyes." Just as a camera lens focuses light onto film, a structure in the eye called the cornea focuses light ...

Cameras and eyes both use lenses close lens A specially shaped transparent object which refracts light so it focuses at a point. to produce an image, which is detected by light sensitive material ...

These dolls are at various distances from the camera — from 30 centimeters (bottom) to 3.3 meters (top) — and yet are all in focus, thanks to a new type of lens inspired by the eye of an ...

For example, the precision-lens manufacturer Zeiss states that its Planar 50-mm lens is “equal to the human eye.” Many artists have taken up 50-mm lenses to render ordinary, everyday experience.

The lens promises optical zoom functionality for the next generation of camera phones and other compact hand-held devices. We have reported previously on similar functionality shown by Philips at ...