Other features include an external 12-volt trigger that can be used to automatically raise and lower a screen or draw curtains, or it can be linked to engaging the V-Stretch mode and move an optional anamorphic wide screen lens system into place.
Before you place the hard drive enclosure in the case, you may want to print out a piece of paper with the game boy screen color to stick on the inside of the screen lens, as the screen may not fit in with the hard drive.
He has helped a German manufacturer design folding patterns for airbags and advised astronomers on how to fold up a huge flat-screen lens for a telescope based in space.
The main way to frame a shot on point-and-shoots is via the display on the back, but because of poor quality screens, lenses and sensors (everything, really), the cameras were never taken seriously.
And most amazingly, camcorders and digital cameras were sold as separate units, despite the redundancy of screen, battery, lens, and so on.
What kind of self-respecting camcorder has no menus, no manual controls, no still photos, no video light, no flip-out screen, no lens cap, no removable memory card and no image stabilizer?
"With the LUMIX G2, Panasonic is pleased to continue to lead the evolution of the Micro Four Thirds platform and also be the first in the industry to offer a touch-screen interchangeable lens system camera," said David Briganti, Senior Product Manager, Imaging, Panasonic Consumer Electronics Company.
Advanced roll-film reflexes are even more modular, with interchangeable viewfinders, focusing screens, and lenses.
It's cyborg poetry, straight out of the critic James Bridle's writings on the New Aesthetic, which argue for art that reflects the way that screens and lenses have altered our perceptions.
But unlike Dolby, which licenses its surround-sound and noise-reduction technologies to a wide range of consumer electronics manufacturers, Scram will manufacture the screens and lenses, then sell them to set makers.
In a renovated concrete and steel wharf shed, hundreds of children — and more than a few of their adult minders — whooped it up as they turned dials, pushed buttons and peered into screens and lenses to produce effects that were amusing, fascinating or startling, but ultimately educational.
